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Comprehensive Proposal Development: Drafting, Methodology, and Presentation Strategies

This document outlines the critical components of drafting a comprehensive proposal, focusing on essential sections such as the cover, table of contents, and annotated outlines for background and methodology. It emphasizes the importance of peer review for quality assurance and offers guidance on presentation strategies to enhance visual impact using PowerPoint. Specific attention is given to the dynamics of effective presentations, including the use of graphics and animations, ensuring that proposals are clearly communicated and engaging for the audience.

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Comprehensive Proposal Development: Drafting, Methodology, and Presentation Strategies

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  1. ID-2050 Lecture #6

  2. Draft of Proposal • Cover • TOC, LOF, LOT • Introduction • Background (annotated outline) • Methodology • Introduction • Objective Headings • Presentation Review Assignment #8

  3. Cover • TOC, LOF, LOT • Introduction • Background (annotated outline) • Methdology • Introduction • Objective Headings • Methods and Tasks • PEER REVIEW! QUALITY! First Draft of Proposal

  4. Title Slide • Move 1 with factoids and pictures • Move 2 ditto • Move 3 (multiple?) • Move 4 (gap) – just orally? • Move 5 MISSION • OBJECTIVES (w/ tasks)? • One per objective? • See handouts on line Presentations

  5. Background Storylines • More Literature Review/Ann. Bibliography • Methodology Sections - Methods • Methodology Specifics • Field Form(s) • GIS Map(s) • Database(s) • Killer Slides Assignment #9

  6. Slides that use the “dynamic” power of Powerpoint • Visuals (photos, maps, etc.) • Animations • Full-Screen • Language-independent • 5’ Ideas • Tufte on Powerpoint Killer Slides

  7. Draft #2 • Updated Web • Appendices • Field Forms • GIS Maps • Databases • Killer Slides Assignment #10

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