Lecture has its place and must not be boring. However, it takes a skilled hand to deliver a successful reading. A brief overview of your high school and college classes undoubtedly brings many memories of teachers who were not good teachers.What are the key to a successful reading?Provide an overview of what your call is so that the public has a reference and the expectation of things to come. Answer the WIIFM (What’s In It For Me). Add a little puzzling.  Ask a question, start an exciting story and stop in the middle, some say, what they learn later in the lecture. Make some anticipation. Talk to you check no more than a few minutes without question for the understanding, or doing something to their attention back to your topic.Realize that your audience will come and go in terms of attention. From time to time to vary your voice and position in the chamber, and jog to the pace of speaking, listening back to it again. If you see what the audience starts to slip, it does not mean you’re boring. It’s just the way the human brain works. Use graphics and stories to explain your points. I taught my students the history and interesting stories about famous people and events.  Regardless of the age of the target group, we all learn best through stories.Begin to do in the public at regular intervals off-guard. Do something new. When I learned French Revolution, I was up on my desk and instigate it was a “demagogue” trying to rebellion.Use humor. Humor helps to bring back the attention to the subject and makes the time go faster for you and your audience.Among other things, the processing time. Stop every 10 minutes and asking the public to your most important point .Do you have a final reading. The lecture will be most successful when you speak. Remember, this vision the sense that our brains will rely on most.  Use graphics and animated when you speak.