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7 things to remember when giving a presentation. Given during the last PGRNet event of the academic year at Birmingham City University - Tuesday 8th July 2014.

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Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Conference
Confidence:
how to engage
your audience

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
things to
remember

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Engage your audience:
your research is interesting!

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Tell a story:
make it memorable

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Visualise findings:
increase everyone’s understanding

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Visualise findings.
• Highlight
• Represent data clearly
• Use images
• Pull out key themes

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Keep it simple:
no need to prove you’re smart

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Keep it simple.
• If there’s something
you can lose, lose it
• Use keywords

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Give time to prepare:
sort out your thoughts clearly

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Give time to prepare.
• Do not stop at
describe

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Deliver confidently:
might as well enjoy it

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Deliver confidently.
• Watch yourself
• Watch others
• What do they do
well & how?
• Take opportunities
to present
(even if you think you don’t
have time – you do!)

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Pick a role model:
who inspires you?

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Pick a role model.
“I can make anything
interesting!”
- Simon Bolton, 2014

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Engage your
audience
Tell a
story
Visualise
findings
Keep it
simple
Give time
to prepare
Deliver
confidently
Pick a
role model

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
A golden opportunity.

Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014
Thank You
camille.chinneck@mail.bcu.ac.uk

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2. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 things to remember

3. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Engage your audience: your research is interesting!

4. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Tell a story: make it memorable

5. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Visualise findings: increase everyone’s understanding

6. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Visualise findings. • Highlight • Represent data clearly • Use images • Pull out key themes

7. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Keep it simple: no need to prove you’re smart

8. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Keep it simple. • If there’s something you can lose, lose it • Use keywords

9. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Give time to prepare: sort out your thoughts clearly

10. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Give time to prepare. • Do not stop at describe

11. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Deliver confidently: might as well enjoy it

12. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Deliver confidently. • Watch yourself • Watch others • What do they do well & how? • Take opportunities to present (even if you think you don’t have time – you do!)

13. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Pick a role model: who inspires you?

14. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Pick a role model. “I can make anything interesting!” - Simon Bolton, 2014

15. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Engage your audience Tell a story Visualise findings Keep it simple Give time to prepare Deliver confidently Pick a role model

16. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 A golden opportunity.

17. Camille Chinneck | Making an Impression: Conference Confidence | 8 July 2014 Thank You camille.chinneck@mail.bcu.ac.uk

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