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100 1 Krantz, William B.,|d1939-
245 10 Presenting an effective and dynamic technical paper
|h[electronic resource] :|ba guidebook for novice and
experienced speakers in a multicultural world /|cWilliam
B. Krantz
260 London :|bAcademic Press,|c2017
300 1 online resource (xix, 95 p.) :|bill
500 Includes index
505 00 |gMachine generated contents note:|g1.|tIntroduction --
|g1.1.|tFocus and Scope of This Guidebook --|g1.2.|tFormal
Oral Versus Poster Presentations --|g1.3.|tSpecial
Features of This Guidebook --|g1.4.|tHow to Use This
Guidebook --|g2.|tPreliminary Considerations --|g2.1.
|tFocus and Scope of This Chapter --|g2.2.|tThe
Presentation Format --|g2.3.|tThe Venue --|g2.4.|tThe
Allotted Time --|g2.5.|tThe Outline and Cue Cards for Your
Presentation --|g2.5.1.|tImportance of Preparing an
Outline --|g2.5.2.|tValue of Preparing Cue Cards --|g2.6.
|tDressing for the Occasion --|g3.|tOrganizing Your
Presentation --|g3.1.|tFocus and Scope of This Chapter --
|g3.2.|tThe Abstract --|g3.2.1.|tWhen an Abstract Is
Needed 1 --|g3.2.2.|tContent of an Abstract --|g3.3.|tThe
Title Slide --|g3.3.1.|tWhat It Must Include --|g3.3.2.
|tWhat Else It Can Include --|g3.4.|tThe Outline or
Overview --|g3.5.|tThe Introduction --|g3.6.|tThe Review
of Prior Studies --|g3.7.|tThe Research Plan --|g3.7.1.
|tIndicating the Design Considerations --|g3.7.2.
|tIndicating How the Problem Will be Addressed --|g3.7.3.
|tResearch Plan for an Experimental Study --|g3.7.4.
|tResearch Plan for a Theoretical Development --|g3.8.
|tThe Discussion of Results --|g3.8.1.|tShowing Typical
Results --|g3.8.2.|tPresenting Your Results --|g3.8.3.
|tProviding Some Measure of Reproducibility --|g3.8.4.
|tEmphasizing Interesting Observations --|g3.9.|tThe
Conclusions --|g3.10.|tA Future Work Slide --|g3.11.|tThe
Acknowledgments --|g3.12.|tThe "Thank You" Slide --|g4.
|tMaking a Formal Oral Presentation --|g4.1.|tFocus and
Scope of This Chapter --|g4.1.1.|tImportance of an
Effective Presentation Style --|g4.1.2.|tDistinguishing
Features of Making a Formal Oral Presentation --|g4.1.3.
|tDeveloping Your Own Presentation Style --|g4.2.
|tPreparing Your Slides --|g4.2.1.|tPreliminary
Considerations in Preparing Your Slides --|g4.2.2.|tMaking
Your Visuals Easy to Understand --|g4.2.3.|tChoosing an
Appropriate Font --|g4.2.4.|tChoosing an Appropriate Font
Size --|g4.2.5.|tChoosing an Appropriate Color Scheme --
|g4.2.6.|tEmphasizing Important Parts of Your Presentation
--|g4.2.7.|tUse of Animations and Sounds --|g4.2.8.
|tChoosing a Template --|g4.2.9.|tNumbering Your Slides --
|g4.2.10.|tProofreading Your Presentation --|g4.3.
|tScoping Out the Room and Facilities When On-Site --
|g4.3.1.|tScoping Out the Room for Your Presentation --
|g4.3.2.|tScoping Out the Facilities for Your Presentation
--|g4.4.|tUse of a Microphone and Laser Pointer --|g4.4.1.
|tUse of a Microphone --|g4.4.2.|tUse of a Laser Pointer -
-|g4.5.|tMastering the Mechanics of an Effective Oral
Presentation --|g4.5.1.|tYour Appearance --|g4.5.2.
|tVocalization --|g4.5.3.|tEffective Eye Contact --
|g4.5.4.|tBody Language --|g4.5.5.|tUse of Humor --
|g4.5.6.|tHandling a Momentary Lapse-of-Memory --|g4.6.
|tStepping Through Your Presentation --|g4.6.1.|tYour
Introduction by the Session Chair or Host --|g4.6.2.
|tGenerating Interest Early in Your Presentation --
|g4.6.3.|tPacing Your Presentation --|g4.6.4.|tEnding Your
Presentation --|g4.6.5.|tHandling Questions Including
Those You Cannot Answer --|g4.7.|tHandling Nervousness --
|g4.7.1.|tChanneling Nervousness Into Projecting
Excitement --|g4.7.2.|tWays to Control Nervousness --
|g4.7.3.|tHandling Mistakes That Cause Nervousness --
|g4.7.4.|tThe Easiest Way to Avoid Nervousness --|g4.8.
|tPractice Makes Perfect --|g4.9.|tCritiquing
Presentations Made by Others --|g4.10.|tDeveloping Your
Presentation Style --|g5.|tGiving a Poster Presentation --
|g5.1.|tFocus and Scope of This Chapter --|g5.1.1.
|tDistinguishing Features of a Poster Presentation --
|g5.1.2.|tImportance of Developing Your Own Poster
Presentation Style --|g5.2.|tPreparing Your Poster --
|g5.2.1.|tThe Plan for Laying Out Your Poster --|g5.2.2.
|tOrganizing the Content of Your Poster --|g5.2.3.
|tDesigning Your Poster --|g5.2.4.|tProofreading Your
Poster Material --|g5.3.|tPrinting Your Poster --|g5.3.1.
|tChoices in the Format for Printing Your Poster --
|g5.3.2.|tProofreading Your Printed Poster --|g5.4.
|tChecklist Before Arriving On-Site for Your Poster
Presentation --|g5.5.|tScoping Out the Room and Posting
Your Poster --|g5.5.1.|tScoping Out the Room for Your
Poster Presentation --|g5.5.2.|tPosting Your Poster --
|g5.6.|tUsing a Mechanical Pointer --|g5.6.1.|tUse a
Mechanical Pointer for a Poster Presentation --|g5.6.2.
|tUsing a Mechanical Pointer to Control Your Audience --
|g5.6.3.|tAvoid "Playing" With Your Mechanical Pointer --
|g5.7.|tMastering the Mechanics of an Effective Poster
Presentation --|g5.7.1.|tPreliminary Considerations --
|g5.7.2.|tEngaging Your Audience --|g5.7.3.|tInteracting
With Your Audience --|g5.7.4.|t"Gimmicks" for Making an
Effective Poster Presentation --|g5.8.|tPoster Session
Courtesy --|g5.8.1.|tCourtesy Considerations for Poster
Presentations --|g5.8.2.|tCourtesy Considerations
Regarding Your Audience --|g5.8.3.|tCourtesy
Considerations Regarding Other Poster Presenters --|g5.9.
|tDeveloping Your Poster Presentation Style
650 0 Communication in science
650 0 Public speaking
650 0 Communication of technical information
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