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Presenting Your McNair Research with Visuals
Designed with McNair Scholars in mind, this presentation helps anyone trying to make their research more understandable and engaging. By using multiple visual techniques you can help your research findings resonate with any audience.
Presenting Your McNair Research with Visuals
- 1. A McNair Scholar’sWorkshop Presenting With Research Visuals
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- 4. Immediacy Personal Stories Quotes Graphs Illustrations Photographs Video Animations Scientific& Personal Evidences Maps
- 5. 30,000,000 PowerPoint Presentations perday (Microsoft)
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- 7. Edward R. Tufte Pr o f e s s o r e m e r i t u s o f p o l i t i c a l s c i e n c e c o m p u t e r s c i e n c e s t a t i s t i c s a n d g r a p h i c d e s i g n a t Ya l e U n i v e r s i t y
- 8. The Cognitive Styleof PowerPoint • Thin Evidence • Low Resolution • Single-Path Structure • Fragmented Narrative • Format over Content • Pitching not Presenting
- 9. Thin Evidence Tufte studied28 manuals on creating good PPT PP had the thinnest statistical graphics of any publication (except Pravda.) Small visual real estate encourages slogans with thinly argued claims.
- 10. Low Resolution • Printhighest resolution @ • 1200 dpi = to 50-250 slides • Evidence is best when shown visually adjacent • PPT forces multiple slides
- 11. Strong & RestrictiveHierarchical Structure Metaphor: POWER + POINTS = BULLETS Single-Path Structure
- 12. Fragmented Narrative • Replacesstory with bullet points • Arguments get relegated to the bottom of the slide.
- 13. Form over Content CompanyLogo Slide Title Department Logo Mandatory White Space Content
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- 15. Rethink How WeUse PowerPoint
- 16. Nancy Duarte Garr Reynolds GuyKawasaki Dan Pink Cliff Atkinson
- 17. Break out ofthe template Simplify the message Develop a strong oral & visual narrative Introduce some drama Design & simplify slide content Visuals trump text Direct the viewers attention through form & movement Make the data meaningful Become a more immediate speaker Be inspired Break out of the template Simplify the message Develop a strong oral & visual narrative Introduce some drama Design & simplify slide content Visuals trump text Direct the viewers attention through form & movement Make the data meaningful Become a more immediate speaker Be inspired The New Presentation Gurus Suggest the following correctives:
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- 20. SUMMER ABROAD IN StudyingSocial Media & Media and Globalization
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- 23. DIGI Tal IDE DIV A New Growinggap between social media power users and social media dabblers
- 24. Share original content Linkto others Tag for SEO Comment on blogs Attracting a blog audience
- 25. • which createsa high morbidity • and mortality rate According to the old de fi nition, a pandemic involves: • a new virus • which goes around quickly • for which you don't have immunity A Matter of De fi nition
- 26. INFO MOLECULES A curatoris an information chemist. He or she mixes atoms together in a way to build an info-molecule. Then adds value to that molecule.
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- 29. Philosophical implications of DominantTerms ✤ Act - Realism ✤ Scene - Materialism ✤ Agent - Idealism ✤ Agency - Pragmatism ✤ Purpose - Mysticism The Pentad A c t A g e n t A g e n c y S c e n e P u r p o s e
- 30. Signi fi ers & Referents Thoughts/ Reference Symbol Referent C H A I R an open back wooden red chair with lattice scrollwork & velvet cushion Symbol Thoughts / Reference
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- 39. Books Research Experience Expert Knowledge Knowledge Pipe Personal Resources Share Your Knowledge & Experience Filter Expert1 Expert 2 Expert 3 YOU Everyone’s Knowledge Pool Grows