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![Publication vs. Presentation
Publication
• Audience – narrow/expert
• Read (passive voice)
• Sentences, paragraphs
• Time – lots (hours)
• Distance – arm’s length
• Detail [ ]
Introduction
Methods
Results
Tables & Figures
• Discussion & Conclusions
Presentation
• Audience – broader
• Listen (active voice)
• Phrases, dot points
• Time – little (4 sec)
• Distance – metres to vast
• Broad brush [ ]
Need
Approach
Supporting evidence
Conclusion
• Take home message](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/presentation-vs-publication2607-160530105723/85/Presentation-vs-Publication-2-320.jpg)
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Presentation vs Publication
The document contrasts presentations and publications, highlighting differences in audience, engagement style, and format. Publications target narrow audiences and are detailed, while presentations cater to broader audiences with concise messages. Key considerations include the time available, level of detail, and the importance of effectively conveying the main point.
Presentation vs Publication
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- 2. Publication vs. Presentation Publication •Audience – narrow/expert • Read (passive voice) • Sentences, paragraphs • Time – lots (hours) • Distance – arm’s length • Detail [ ] Introduction Methods Results Tables & Figures • Discussion & Conclusions Presentation • Audience – broader • Listen (active voice) • Phrases, dot points • Time – little (4 sec) • Distance – metres to vast • Broad brush [ ] Need Approach Supporting evidence Conclusion • Take home message
- 3. Setting the stage MessageAudience What’s your point? How you engage Why does it matter? Impact !
- 4. Message • What’s yourstory? • How much time do you have? • How much detail can you give?
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Editor's Notes
- #3 Why text, graphs and tables don’t translate easily from pub to talk: Narrow (specialist) vs broad and variable audience You want people to listen to presentation not read Concepts and conclusions in a paragraph become a dot point Time is very precious in talk and slides need to be understood in ≤4 sec Slides need to be visible at great distances not arm’s length Detail needs to be simplified – listener can’t go back to get it Structure of paper and presentation very different – in talk you stress the need and the conclusion with very few or no methods and limited detail of findings
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- #6 Ok, now it is action time again . Can you see the 3 bus stops Run and stand as bus is about to start. Once you are there. I will tell you what's next…. Ok welcome to bus stop. In each bus stop you see a question As a group discuss and in point provide many bullet point answers as possible You have 3 minutes Ok now move clock wise and add more points in the next bus stop Whistle blows again