Present about creating and designing presentation

1. DIFFERENT ASPECTS AND RULES
OF THE PRESENTATION
Skills Guide: Academic presentations
“If your ideas matter—if your business plans, your
research results or your cause are worth spreading—
then design and presentation matter.”
- Garr Reynolds, Presentation Zen
Design

2. Many lessons come from the world of business which is
now moving away from text-rich slides full of bullet points to more
visually interesting slides.
Death by PowerPoint is a phrase often used to describe a
presentation that is so dominated by the excessive use of
PowerPoint features
(bullet points, animations, complex diagrams, clip art etc) that the
content is lost and the audience is brain dead by the end of it.
 Structure
 Presentation Design
 Slide design
 Posters
 Presenting
 Conferences
 Group presentations
 Software
 Recourse Links

3. Structure
• Basic presentation structure
• Beginning section
• Middle section
• End section

4. PresentationDesign
Using themes (or not)
 Contrast
 Avoiding clutter
 Font choice
 Using animations
Slide design
 Design slides like academic paragraphs
 Making the content (evidence) visual
 Academic texts supporting these points

5. Posters
 Using PowerPoint
to create a Poster
 How to make your
poster appealing
 How to get people to initially look at your
poster
 How to keep people reading
 How to make your posters look
professional
 Recommended web resources

6. Presenting
 Don't read
slides
 Use a remote
 Know your
material
 Rehearse
 Be yourself

7. Conferences
Why give a conference presentation?
The basic structure of a conference
presentation
Make your presentations visual
Finish with a flourish

8. Grouppresentations
1. Planning content and structure together
2. Creating the presentation
3. Delivering together

9. Software
 PowerPoint
 Keynote
 Prezi
 Haiku Deck
 Slide Dog

10. RecourseLinks
https://libguides.hull.ac.uk/present
https://www.trentu.ca/academicskills/how-guides/how-write-
university/how-approach-any-assignment/creating-effective-powerpoint-
slides
https://www.academic-englishuk.com/presentations
https://www.wiley.com/network/researchers/promoting-your-article/6-
tips-for-giving-a-fabulous-academic-presentation
RESEARCHERS
6 Tips for Giving a Fabulous Academic Presentation
ONLINE Courses Ditectory
https://www.coursera.org/courses?query=presentation%20skills
https://www.coursera.org/courses?query=powerpoint
https://oit.utk.edu/instructional/strategies/creating-online-
lectures/powerpoint/

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