Tips And Tricks of Making Engaging Presentation
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Some of the things I find important to take into account, when preparing interesting lecture or presentation. I tried to include various styles and developments in this area, as well as my own perceptions. In this version there is no animation, and I largely removed parts connected with the clever use of it. Also almost all the pictures are mine (which explains their comparably poor quality :o)), but on the other hand it makes my presentation more intimate and unique as I think :o)
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Tips And Tricks of Making Engaging Presentation
- 1. Tips and Tricks for Engaging Presentation Astghik Shahkhatuni
- 2. Lecture Showtime! Practice Design Story Research Purpose
- 3. What Is Your Purpose?
- 4. To Inform
- 5. To Interest
- 6. To Persuade
- 7. To Entertain
- 8. To Impress
- 9. To Intrigue
- 10. To Inspire
- 11. To Inquire
- 12. Lecture Showtime! Practice Design Story Research Purpose
- 13. Identify Topic
- 15. Link Link Link Link Link Take it Link Link Link wider Link Link Topic TOPIC Link Link Link Link Link Link Link Link Link
- 16. Collect Data
- 19. Write Down Ideas
- 20. Offer Non Ordinary View
- 21. Remember The Target
- 22. CHOOSE
- 23. EE CHOOSE
- 24. Lecture Showtime! Practice Design Story Research Purpose
- 25. Plan
- 26. Outline the Structure Lecture Introduction Main Content Conclusion Point 1 Point 2 Point 3 1a 1b 2a 2b 3a 3b
- 27. Make Connections
- 28. Structure
- 29. Add Ingredients Facts Stories Experiences Humor
- 31. Lecture Showtime! Practice Design Story Research Purpose
- 32. About Size Without bullets it’s even worse. If I will use small fonts no one will see or understand anything. This will be just a useless slide. In some cases it might make sense, but I want to be a good speaker. I do not want people to get frustrated. One can argue that if someone will ask for my presentation, then he/she can read it at home, but still it does not make sense. It is better to put less information, but to make it readable. If I just intend to read all of this during my lecture, then this is a violation of another rule we will talk later. If I just want to show how much I know or did, still it is not good, since boasting is not good. I could just divide this information into several slides, if everything I say here is that important. Nothing should be “additional” or “useless” on the slide. Everything I put on the slide should make sense.
- 33. About Size • If I will use small fonts no one will see or understand anything. • This will be just a useless slide. • In some cases it might make sense, but I want to be a good speaker. • I do not want people to get frustrated. • One can argue that if someone will ask for my presentation, then he/she can read it at home, but still it does not make sense. • It is better to put less information, but to make it readable. • If I just intend to read all of this during my lecture, then it is a violation of another rule. • If I just want to show how much I know or did is bad anyway, since boasting is not good. • I could just divide this information into several slides, if everything I say here is that important. • Nothing should be “additional” or “useless” on the slide. • Everything on the slide should make sense.
- 34. About Size
- 35. Various Programs FLEX – High school students UGRAD – Undergraduate students MUSKIE – Graduate students Fulbright – Professionals (Doctoral degree researchers) Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship – Professionals (public service) JFDP – University Instructors
- 38. Make It Big
- 39. Size Matters
- 40. Size matters 60 Size matters 48 Size matters 40 Size matters 32 Size matters 28 Size matters 24 Size matters 20 Size matters 18 Size matters 14 Size matters 12 Size matters 10
- 41. Size matters 60 Size matters 48 Size matters 40 Size matters 32 Size matters 28 Size matters 24 Size matters 20 Size matters 18 Size matters 14 Size matters 12 Size matters 10
- 42. Do Not Distract
- 43. R AI N BOW Rainbow is beautiful to look at. But it is very distracting to read!
- 44. R AI N BOW Rainbow is beautiful to look at. But it is very distracting to read!
- 49. I Like this font, this font, this font, This FONT, oh, also this font!
- 50. I Like this font, this font, this font, This FONT, oh, also this font!
- 51. I Better Use Just this font, or this font, or this font, or this font, oh, or this font!
- 52. Show Them
- 53. Central Bearded Dragon • A species of lizard living in dry areas of Australia. • Half of the length of its body is its tail. • It has special scales that look like spikes on the sides of their body, throats, necks, and heads. • These spines look a little like a beard, and that is where a bearded dragon gets its name.
- 56. Population in Capitals Tokyo 12,79 Moscow London Rome Paris Tbilisi Yerevan Astana DC Canberra 0,35
- 57. Population in Capitals Tokyo 12,79 Moscow London Rome Paris Tbilisi Yerevan 1,11 Astana DC Canberra 0,35
- 59. Population in Capitals, mln Tokyo 12,79 Moscow 10,56 London 7,56 Rome 2,73 Paris 2,20 Tbilisi 1,48 Yerevan 1,11 Astana 0,69 DC 0,60 Canberra 0,35
- 60. Population in Capitals vs. Country, % Yerevan 34,1 Tbilisi London Tokyo 10,0 Moscow Rome Astana Paris Canberra 1,5 DC 0,2
- 61. 34% of population is in the capital Armenia
- 62. Only 0,2% is in DC USA
- 63. Make It Visible
- 70. Match Colors
- 71. Make Comparisons
- 73. The Largest State Alaska >2 Texas
- 74. Clean Up
- 75. About Program The Fulbright Program was established in 1946 under legislation introduced by then-Senator J. William Fulbright of Arkansas. The of the program is to “...increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries”. Fulbright program offers two-way exchange; U.S. scholars have an opportunity to share their knowledge and experience with their colleagues in other countries, and international scholars can visit a U.S. educational institution and exchange their ideas with colleagues through lecturing and research. The Fulbright Program is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Currently the Program operates in over 155 countries. Fulbright community already has 294,000 members, from which 111 000 are from US, and 183 000 are from other countries. Fulbright program provides 7500 new grants annually.
- 76. About Program • Established in 1946 under legislation introduced by then-Senator J. William Fulbright of Arkansas. • For “...increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries”. • Two-way exchange; U.S. scholars have an opportunity to share their knowledge and experience with their colleagues in other countries, and international scholars can visit a U.S. educational institution and exchange their ideas with colleagues through lecturing and research. • Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. • Currently operates in over 155 countries. • Has 294,000 participants; 111 000 from US, and 183 000 from other countries. • Offer 7500 new grants annually.
- 77. You Can Talk!
- 78. Do Not Overload
- 79. Basic concept symmetrical unsymmetrical k - rate constant ∆ν - linewidth τ= 1/ k - average time δν - νA−νB
- 80. Too Complicated and Diverse
- 82. Yum-yum! All year around, US
- 83. Keep It Simple
- 84. GIVING AN ENGAGING LECTURE
- 85. is like…
- 86. A Live Show!
- 87. Do Not Annoy
- 95. My Research in US
- 96. My Research in US
- 97. My Research in US
- 98. adventures My Research in US
- 99. Do not Forget To Spell Chek!
- 100. Do not Forget c To Spell Chek!
- 101. Do not Forget To Spell Check!
- 102. Rule of Thirds
- 112. Lecture Showtime! Practice Design Story Research Purpose
- 113. Practice
- 114. Guard The Time
- 115. Involve Audience
- 116. Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. “ Involve me and I learn.
- 117. Make them Smile
- 118. Ask Questions
- 119. Refer To Hot Topics & News
- 120. Arose Emotions
- 121. Plan for Accidents
- 122. Lecture Showtime! Practice Design Story Research Purpose
- 123. Great Speaker
- 124. Your Audience
- 125. Be One Of Them
- 126. Communicate
- 127. Keep Eye Contact
- 128. Do Not Discriminate
- 129. Engage Everyone What they find interesting there? I’m already bored…
- 130. Keep Them Awake
- 131. Show Passion
- 132. Show Action
- 133. Grateful Audience
- 134. Happy You
- 135. EXAMPLES
- 136. Areas of Various Countries Country Area (km2) Area (sq mi) Rank Russia 17 075 400 6 592 800 1 USA 9 826 675 3 794 101 3/4 India 3 287 240 1 269 210 7 Mexico 1 972 550 761 606 15 Iran 1 648 196 636 372 18 Egypt 1 002 450 387 048 30 Turkey 783 562 302 535 37 Zambia 752 618 290 587 39 France 674 843 260 558 43 Ecuador 256 370 98 985 77 Belarus 207 600 80 155 85 Georgia 69 700 26 916 120 Armenia 29 743 11 484 141
- 137. Areas of Various Countries Country Area 105 (km2) Area 105 (sq mi) Rank Russia 170,8 65,9 1 USA 98,3 37,9 3/4 India 32,9 12,7 7 Mexico 19,7 7,6 15 Iran 16,5 6,4 18 Egypt 10,0 3,9 30 Turkey 7,8 3,0 37 Zambia 7,5 2,9 39 France 6,7 2,6 43 Ecuador 2,6 1,0 77 Belarus 2,1 0,8 85 Georgia 0,7 0,3 120 Armenia 0,3 0,1 141
- 138. Country Area 105 (km2) Area 105 (sq mi) Rank Russia 170,8 65,9 1 USA 98,3 37,9 3/4 India 32,9 12,7 7 Mexico 19,7 7,6 15 Iran 16,5 6,4 18 Egypt 10,0 3,9 30 Turkey 7,8 3,0 37 Zambia 7,5 2,9 39 France 6,7 2,6 43 Ecuador 2,6 1,0 77 Belarus 2,1 0,8 85 Georgia 0,7 0,3 120 Armenia 0,3 0,1 141
- 139. Country Area 105 (km2) Area 105 (sq mi) Rank Russia 170,8 65,9 1 USA 98,3 37,9 3/4 India 32,9 12,7 7 Mexico 19,7 7,6 15 Iran 16,5 6,4 18 Egypt 10,0 3,9 30 Turkey 7,8 3,0 37 Zambia 7,5 2,9 39 France 6,7 2,6 43 Ecuador 2,6 1,0 77 Belarus 2,1 0,8 85 Georgia 0,7 0,3 120 Armenia 0,3 0,1 141
- 140. Country Area 105 (km2) Area 105 (sq mi) Rank Russia 170,8 65,9 1 USA 98,3 37,9 3/4 India 32,9 12,7 7 Mexico 19,7 7,6 15 Iran 16,5 6,4 18 Egypt 10,0 3,9 30 Turkey 7,8 3,0 37 Zambia 7,5 2,9 39 France 6,7 2,6 43 Ecuador 2,6 1,0 77 Belarus 2,1 0,8 85 Georgia 0,7 0,3 120 Armenia 0,3 0,1 141
- 141. Country Area 105 (km2) Area 105 (sq mi) Rank Russia 170,8 65,9 1 USA 98,3 37,9 3/4 Iran 16,5 6,4 18 Turkey 7,8 3,0 37 Georgia 0,7 0,3 120 Armenia 0,3 0,1 141
- 142. Country Areas Turkey Georgia Armenia Iran USA Russia
- 143. Country Areas, 105 km2 170,8 98,3 16,5 7,8 0,7 0,3 Russia USA Iran Turkey Georgia Armenia
- 144. Areas of Various Countries Armenia Iran 18th largest Georgia country Turkey
- 145. USA Russia
- 146. ARMENIA Armenia is a landlocked mountainous country in the Caucasus region of Eurasia. Situated at the juncture of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, it is bordered by Turkey to the west, Georgia to the north, the de-facto independent Nagorno-Karabagh Republic and Azerbaijan to the east, and Iran and the Azerbaijani exclave of Nakhichivan to the south.
- 147. ARMENIA • Country in the Caucasus region in Eurasia • Landlocked • Mountainous • Situated at the juncture of Western Asia and Eastern Europe • Bordered by – Turkey to the west, – Georgia to the north, – the de-facto independent Nagorno-Karabagh Republic and Azerbaijan to the east, – Iran and the Azerbaijani exclave of Nakhichivan to the south
- 148. Identify Focus
- 149. ARMENIA Neighbors?
- 150. ARMENIA Cities?
- 151. ARMENIA Mountainous?
- 152. ARMENIA Maybe picture will do?
- 153. Handy Sites
- 154. http://wikipedia.org
- 155. Library of Congress www.loc.gov
- 156. Internet Archive www.archive.org
- 159. How Much Teach We Learn Experience Discuss See & Hear See Hear Read William Glasser
- 160. Choose Your Own Way