What is a creative way to present a report?

The best reports are those that are clear, comprehensive, and easy to digest. If your report achieves those goals, it will need no creative presentation, and if your report fails to achieve such goals, no amount of creative presentation will save it. Short, clear headings and subheadings are always helpful. Charts, graphs, drawings and other visual aides can be quite effective, as can the modest use of colour. When presenting your report, don't just recite what you have written. Summarize, paraphrase, give examples, and provide a few useful anecdotes. Spare the humour, because it will be out of place. Always remember that the spoken Word differs very significantly from the written Word. Present your report in language that you would use in a lunchroom conversation about the same topic, not in the same language that you used in the report itself. Try to boil your report down to three or four key Words that people will remember.