What is the best approach to developing handout materials?

a. Create them after you’ve planned, developed, and tested your presentation so that you can see which points are confusing and could benefit from additional support. 

b. Wait until you give the presentation and then ask your viewers what they would like to see in terms of additional information.

c. Always follow the lead of whatever the more experienced presenters in your department do; they’ve already set audience expectations.

d. Plan your handouts as you plan and create your slides so that you maintain an effective balance between information that you’ll cover during the presentation and information that is better suited to a printed handout.