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Points on giving a professional presentation

Points on giving a professional presentation. Or red on blue. Don’t use black on red! Always use a font people can read.

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Points on giving a professional presentation

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  1. Points on giving a professional presentation Or red on blue Don’t use black on red! Always use a font people can read. Don’t put too many words on a slide. Use short bullets that convey the essence of what you want to say, but still force people to listen to you. This is very important because most people can read faster than you can talk, will finish before you, and will get bored.

  2. Making better slides ->30 pt for titles • The fonts are readable – minimum of 24 pt. for anything. • I’ve never heard complaints about fonts being too large. • The words are fewer. • Bullets are used for emphasis. • Simple, but not generic. • Not too much on any slide. Maybe insert a graphic here.

  3. More hints about good presentation • Tell a story! • Don’t read (unless you must). • Don’t memorize. • Use a nice template. • Avoid the use of light colors. • Choosetwo or three colors; more is not better. • Graphics, pictures, animations help. But only if they advance the story. Cite them. • NEVER exceed your time limit. (~ 1 spm) • Be excited about your work.

  4. Even more hints for a good talk • Have someone else check your slides. • Remember, you are the topic expert. • Prepare for questions. • If you don’t understand, ask to repeat or rephrase. • If you can’t answer, rephrase into a question you can answer. • It’s ok to say “I don’t know.” (once) • Thank questioner or compliment question (if appropriate).

  5. garr.posterous.com/powerpoint-slides-are-like-children-no-mattergarr.posterous.com/powerpoint-slides-are-like-children-no-matter

  6. Department of Food Science Rutgers University BAD SLIDE –WHY? We are a department with a basic science orientation that is student-centered and committed to excellence in education, research, and service. Our core values encompass the development of human potential by providing a collegial environment that fosters the professional growth of our students, staff and faculty; and the creation of new knowledge through innovative and collaborative approaches to research, teaching, technology transfer, and consumer outreach. Guided by these values, we work together with academia, industry, government, and consumer groups to strengthen the global food science community.

  7. Department of Food Science Rutgers University BETTER SLIDE We are a department with a basic science orientation that is student-centered and committed to excellence in education, research, and service. Our core values encompass the development of human potential by providing a collegial environment that fosters the professional growth of our students, staff and faculty; and the creation of new knowledge through innovative and collaborative approaches to research, teaching, technology transfer, and consumer outreach. Guided by these values, we work together with academia, industry, government, and consumer groups to strengthen the global food science community.

  8. Best slide: Department of Food Science Who we are, what we do: • excellence • basic science • create knowledge • student-centered • develop human potential • strengthen the global food science community • For more, see www.foodsci.rutgers.edu

  9. A bad slide by none other than…..

  10. Someone actually made this slide…. Why is it bad?

  11. Bad slide Table 3 Growth kinetic data for four strains of A. acidoterrestris under different pH conditions at 37.5ºC. Strain N1100Strain N1102Strain N1139 pH L μ L μ L μ L μ 3.0 17.8ad 1.4ade 18.6bd 1.8ad 13.0abd 0.8ad 18.0abd 1.9ad 4.0 16.8abd 1.4be 15.6abd 1.6abd 11.8ad 0.6ad 15.5bd 1.9abd 5.0 14.3abd 0.4ad 18.8bd 1.9bd ND 0.2ad 15.1ad 0.5ad Values are a reflection of experiments done in triplicate. L = lag time (hours); μ = maximum growth rate (1/hours x 10-2). Means in the same row (for the same kinetic parameter) with no superscripts (a,b,c) in common are significantly different (P <0.05). Means in the same column with no subscripts (d,e) in common are significantly different (P <0.05). ND = lag time not determined from DMFit software.

  12. Better slide Maximum growth rate µmax at 37.5ºC μ = maximum growth rate (1/hours x 10-2). Means in the same row with no superscripts in common are significantly different (P <0.05). Means in the same column with no subscripts in common are significantly different (P <0.05). Values are a reflection of experiments done in triplicate.

  13. Don’t just • Every talk needs an ending • Gives you a chance to summarize • People pay attention to conclusions • But never use the words “conclusion” or “summary” and then keep going.

  14. Thanks for your attention!

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