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I created and presented this set of slides to research postgrad students at Lincoln University 21 Jun 2012. My reason for giving the presentation was to help students understand the potential of great presentations. Get exposed to other options for presentation styles, and get exposure to some of the wonderful online resources available to help them improve their presentation skills. I truely believe that presentation skills are something that we
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