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UVM Student Research Conference 2012

Join us for the Presentations and Posters Workshop at the UVM Student Research Conference 2012! This session is designed to enhance your presentation skills, utilizing techniques such as the Assertion-Evidence model and PechaKucha. Learn how to effectively tell a story with your research, using visuals, charts, and graphs to engage your audience. Discover different presentation styles and how to organize your content for maximum impact. Don't miss this opportunity to improve your presentation prowess! For more information, visit [UVM SRC](http://www.uvm.edu/~uvmsrc).

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UVM Student Research Conference 2012

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  1. UVM Student Research Conference2012 Presentations and Posters Workshop

  2. Our plan for this session: Presentations and Posters Workshop

  3. For information: http://www.uvm.edu/~uvmsrc Presentations and Posters Workshop http://www.uvm.edu/~uvmsrc/

  4. (Presenters: come to Davis Center Wednesday afternoon to load presentations) Presentations and Posters Workshop Speakers

  5. Your PresentationorPoster Presentations and Posters Workshop

  6. Some Powerpoint Approaches • Traditional • Assertion-Evidence • Pechakucha(peh-chah’-k-chuh) • Interactive • Dialog (dancing with Powerpoint) Presentations and Posters Workshop

  7. Your PresentationorPoster Presentations and Posters Workshop

  8. How much? • Organized how? • Optimum stickiness? Presentations and Posters Workshop

  9. If you want to sound like an expert you should make sure that you have included everything. • Put in complex charts graphs, and images too, so they can really appreciate and understand just how much work you have done. • The information should be written in detail and text should always fill the slide. • Read it to the audience so you know they are getting it and won’t miss anything. • Prove that you remember all the details by including any bits and pieces you can squeeze into your allotted time. • Make sure all of your thoughts and ideas are there, and it will be a fine presentation. Presentations and Posters Workshop

  10. Ifyou want to sound like an expert youshould make sure that youhaveincluded everything. • Put in complex charts, graphs and images,too, so they can really appreciate and understand just how muchwork you have done. • Theinformationshould be written in detail and text should always fill the slide. • Read it to theaudience so you know they are getting it andwon’tmiss anything. • Prove that yourememberall the details by includinganybits and pieces you can squeeze into your allotted time. • Make sure all ofyour thoughts and ideas are there, and itwill be a fine presentation. Presentations and Posters Workshop

  11. Traditional, or, “Darth Vader Method” Presentations and Posters Workshop

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  13. “Less is more.” Presentations and Posters Workshop

  14. “Good research presentations and posters tell a story.” Presentations and Posters Workshop

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  16. Presentations and Posters Workshop • Statement of problem • Research question • Your motivation • What’s interesting?

  17. Presentations and Posters Workshop • Your approach • Adjustments • Active voice, not passive

  18. Presentations and Posters Workshop • Main points (if they want details they will ask) • Expected? Or not?

  19. Presentations and Posters Workshop • Brief recap • Reiterate main themes • Implications or next steps • Connect to introduction

  20. “Tell ’em what you’ll tell ’em, tell ’em, tell ’em what you told ’em.” Presentations and Posters Workshop

  21. Assertion-Evidence Model Michael Alley, Penn State Presentations and Posters Workshop

  22. …and the slides conclude with…

  23. PechaKucha …even fewer words Presentations and Posters Workshop

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  25. …and so on. Presentations and Posters Workshop

  26. How much? “Less is more.” • Organized how? “Tell a story.” • Stickiness? Reiterate. “Tell ’em….” Presentations and Posters Workshop

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  30. Your PresentationorPoster Presentations and Posters Workshop

  31. Design • Color, balance, elements • Simplicity works • Choose images/graphs wisely Presentations and Posters Workshop

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