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The document provides tips for giving an effective technical presentation. It outlines 5 major points to focus on: content, slides, presentation skills, answering questions, and practice. For each point, it offers further explanation and guidelines. For example, the content should convince the audience of the research's usefulness and solve a real problem, slides should not reuse titles and the last should conclude findings, and presenters should make eye contact and practice talks to prepare. The overall goal is to choose compelling content and deliver it clearly through well-designed slides and practice.
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- 1. Technical Presentation s1150149 Tetsuya Tashiro
- 2. Primary Purpose There are many good references regarding how to give an effective talk.
- 3. advance for effective talk One of the most effective ways to improve your work is to see the reactions of others and get their ideas and advice.
- 4. 5 major point ● Content ● Slide ● Presentation ● Answer questions ● Practice talks
- 5. Explain major point ● Content ➢ The goal of a talk is similar to the goal of a technical paper ➢ you have done some research, and you need to convince the audience that the research is useful and solves a real problem. ● Slide ● Do not use the same title on multiple slides. ● The last slide should be a contributions or conclusions slide.
- 6. Explain major point ● Presentation ➢ When you give a presentation, you should point audience. ➢ You should make eye contact the audience. ● Answer questions ➢ You have practice talks to other people who are willing to ask such questions.
- 7. Explain major point ● Practice talks ➢ You should have a practice talk before your presentation. ➢ You should think how the talk will go. ➢ You need to consider videotaping yourself to see how you come across to others.
- 8. Conclusion ● You choice the content to convince the audience. ● Do not try to do too much in a talk. ● The slide should be clearly. ● You should have a practice talk before your presentation and think how the talk will go.