Presentation Exit Ticket

Print four audience slips on one page: one thing learned, a question to ask, something the presenter did well.

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Name:Date:Presentation exit ticketPresenter:Topic:One thing I learned from itA question I would askSomething the presenter did wellName:Date:Presentation exit ticketPresenter:Topic:One thing I learned from itA question I would askSomething the presenter did wellName:Date:Presentation exit ticketPresenter:Topic:One thing I learned from itA question I would askSomething the presenter did wellName:Date:Presentation exit ticketPresenter:Topic:One thing I learned from itA question I would askSomething the presenter did well
Presentation exit ticket: learned, question, compliment Four slips with cut lines, for the audience. Each has Presenter and Topic lines, then two lines each for one thing learned, a question to ask and something the presenter did well.
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Exit tickets for the audience 7

  • Compliment card for a presenter, six to a page The shortest slip, for the presenter to keep: To and From lines and two lines under One thing you did well. Six cards to a page.
  • Presentation exit ticket to rate voice, pace, eye contact and visuals Four things to rate from 1 to 4 with a box under each number: spoke loudly enough, kept a steady pace, looked at the audience, used clear visuals. A line for the best moment. Four slips to a page.
  • Presentation exit ticket: learned, question, compliment Four slips with cut lines, for the audience. Each has Presenter and Topic lines, then two lines each for one thing learned, a question to ask and something the presenter did well.
  • Presentation exit ticket: main point, a detail, a new word A listening check: Presenter and Topic lines, two lines for the main point, two for a detail and one for a word that was new. Four slips to a page.
  • Presentation exit ticket: two stars and a wish A Presenter line, two lines each for two things that worked and two for one thing to try next time. Four slips to a page.
  • Slide show exit ticket: clearest slide, a slide to fix For a talk with slides: a Presenter line, two lines for the clearest slide, two for a slide that was hard to read or follow and two for one fix. Four slips to a page.
  • Student presentation exit ticket for a day of several speakers One slip for a whole class period: a row for each of four speakers with boxes for the presenter, the topic and what was learned. Two slips to a page.
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Exit tickets for the presenter 2

  • Group presentation exit ticket: who did what Four rows for group members and the part each one did, with a line for what the group did best. Four slips to a page.
  • Presenter's own exit ticket after giving a presentation For the student who presented: two lines each for the part they were most ready for, the part to practice more and a question the audience asked. Four slips to a page.

Filled-in sample 1

  • Sample: the first presentation slip after a talk on training a dog Sample. The three prompts of the first slip on a full page, filled in by a made-up listener after a classmate's talk on training a dog to sit.

How this list was compiled: Laid out and worded in-house on October 9, 2026. Every prompt is ours and no published ticket is copied. The sample is made up for this page. Licence: own work

How it works

This presentation exit ticket is for the audience. While a classmate presents, each listener fills in Presenter and Topic lines, one thing learned, a question to ask and something the presenter did well.

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One slip for each listener

Press Print the exit tickets and cut the page in four. Collect the slips at the door, or pass them to the presenter as feedback.

An exit ticket on presentations with a rating

One slip rates four things from 1 to 4: spoke loudly enough, kept a steady pace, looked at the audience and used clear visuals. Another asks for two stars and a wish.

Student presentation exit tickets for a full period

When several students present in one class, use the sheet with a row for each of four speakers: presenter, topic and what was learned. Two more slips are for the presenter's side: their own reflection, and who did what in a group.

  • A compliment card, six to a page, has To and From lines and is the presenter's to keep.
  • For a talk with slides, one slip asks for the clearest slide and a slide to fix.

Questions and answers

What do you ask the audience after a presentation?

Something that shows they listened and something useful to the speaker. The first slip asks for one thing learned, a question and something done well. Another asks for the main point, a detail and a new word.

Is there a free PDF exit ticket on presentations?

Yes. Every sheet is free. In the print window choose Save as PDF as the printer, and the sheet saves as a PDF on Letter or A4.

Does the rating slip grade the presenter?

No. It is one listener's view of four things anyone can see or hear, on a scale where 1 is rarely and 4 is always. It is feedback for the speaker, not a score.

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