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Presenting Your Research with Confidence Hugh Kearns www.ithinkwell.com.au eBOOK www.ithinkwell.com.au Nice to meet you! Name Role Experience of presenting A presentation you have to give PASSION PREPARATION Presentation Iceberg


  1. Presenting Your Research with Confidence Hugh Kearns

  2. www.ithinkwell.com.au

  3. eBOOK www.ithinkwell.com.au

  4. Nice to meet you! Name Role Experience of presenting A presentation you have to give

  5. PASSION PREPARATION

  6. Presentation Iceberg Delivery Structure Preparation Passion - Beliefs

  7. PREPARATION

  8. Preparation - Objectives What is your message? What do you want them to know when they leave? The Take-Home message

  9. How quickly we forget Hermann Ebbinghaus 1850-1909

  10. The Coffee Shop Test

  11. So What? So What? So What?

  12. Who is out there?

  13. Who? How many?

  14. Who? How many?

  15. Who? How many?

  16. Who? How many? Background?

  17. Who? How many? Background? What they know?

  18. Who? How many? Background? What they know? Attitude?

  19. Who? How many? Background? What they know? Attitude?

  20. Who? How many? Background? What they know? Attitude? Gender?

  21. Who? How many? Background? What they know? Attitude? Gender? Age?

  22. Who? How many? Background? What they know? Attitude? Gender? Age?

  23. Who? How many? Background? What they know? Attitude? Gender? Age? Willing?

  24. Who? How many? Background? What they know? Attitude? Gender? Age? Willing? No idea?

  25. Preparation - Environment Where? Formal v informal Seating – theatre, seminar Heating, lighting Equipment

  26. Preparation - Content Refer to objectives Brainstorm ideas Mindmaps Sequencing Logical order Links between ideas

  27. Make a Mess!

  28. SHOULD know

  29. BME

  30. Middle End Beginning

  31. Get Attention Beginning Introduce yourself Build credibility Introduce topic

  32. “There are two types of speakers: those that are nervous and those that are liars.” Mark Twain

  33. A talk about Forensic Chemistry Link

  34. A day in the live of a Forensic Toxicologist WHY DID THEY DIE? Dr Stewart Walker Senior Lecturer Forensic and Analytical Chemistry The Flinders University of South Australia

  35. Blah, blah, blah, blah and blah x 40 minutes.

  36. On October 4, 1970 Joplin heroin shot up heroin and was found dead later that day by bandmates after she missed a recording session. The city coroner ruled the cause of death as accidental overdose complicated by alcoholism, though some observers suggested that her overdose might have been intentional, either suicide or murder

  37. Jimi Hendrix : Prescription sleeping pills http://www.rollingstone.com

  38. Homicide Squad Canincide Squad ? Did the dog attack killer? If so there should be bits of dog hair/saliva/blood and fight marks on the killer. If not why not? Was the dog drugged before being killed? Or did the dog know and trust the killer?

  39. Middle 3 - 5 main points Sub-points Sequence and link

  40. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3

  41. Structure

  42. 1983 1987 1998 2002 2007

  43. Get attention End Recap take home Call to action Questions

  44. Topical Case studies Stories Examples WIIFM?

  45. Confirmation Seminars Questions Introduction Feedback Conclusion You Why interested Summary Overview Where you What you started propose to do What you did Question What you Approach Timeframe, resources found Obstacles Expected results Issues, surprises

  46. PREPARING Materials

  47. PREPARING Notes

  48. Notes Size 12, size 12, size 12 , size 12, size Size 16, size 16, size 16, Size 14, size 14, size 14 , size 12, size 12 , size 12 size 12, size 12 , Size 18, size 18, size 18, Size 16, size 16, size 16, 14, size 14, size 14, size 14, size 16 size 16 size 16 size size 12, size 12, size 12 , size 12, size size 14, size 14, size 14, size 14, 16, size 16, size 16, size 12, size 12, size 12, size 12 , size 12, size 14, size 14, size 14, size size 12, size 12 , size 12 size 12, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16 size 16 size 16 size 18 size 18 size 18 14, size 14, size 14 , size 14, 12 , size 12, size 12, size 12 , size 12, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 14, size 14 , size 14, size size 12. size 16, size 16, size 16, 14, size 14, size 14, size 14, size 18, size 18, size 18, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16 size 16, size size 14, size 14, size 14. 16, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 18, size 18, size 18, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16. size 18, size 18, size 18, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 16, size 18, size 18, size 18, size 16, size 16, size 16 size 18, size 18, size 18, size 16, size 16, size 16. size 18, size 18, size 18.

  49. Notes Script Index cards Powerpoint

  50. Six words across the screen lines from bottom 6 x 6 top to

  51. Use 2 -3 colours not every one in the palette. Use a consistent font not a new one every word. Use a consistent Size not a new one every word . Use Animations Sparingly

  52. Images and pictures

  53. Frontal Lobe Posterior For Lobe for Procrastination Creative Avoidance Perfectionism Centre Centre for Worry and Guilt Creative Neuron Despair Complex Achievement Neuron

  54. Balance • Work-Life Balance It’s not as easy • as it seems 60

  55. Balance: it’s not as easy as it seems

  56. Climate Change The impacts • More extreme weather events • More common extreme events

  57. More extremes More often

  58. Keep charts simple

  59. PRACTICE

  60. Ken Dodd’s dad’s dog’s dead

  61. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi chick-sent-me-high-ee

  62. Timing

  63. DELIVERY

  64. Words 7%

  65. Words 7% Non-verbals 38%

  66. Words 7% Non-verbals 38% Body 55% language

  67. I didn’t say he couldn’t communicate.

  68. Eye Contact

  69. I just wish my mouth had a backspace key!

  70. ANXIETY

  71. Myth 1: Other people don’t get as anxious as I do

  72. Myth 2: I’ll wait till I don’t feel anxious

  73. ANXIETY Myth 3: I’ll watch others present and that will make me a better presenter

  74. Glossophobia Top Fears % Spiders Spiders Closed spaces Closed spaces Heights Heights 40% Speaking in Speaking in Public Public Snakes Snakes 0 10 20 30 40 50 60

  75. How you think Visualise It’s normal Prepare Breathe Reframe

  76. I’ll make some terrible mistake? What if I can’t answer the questions What if I forget everything? Automatic Negative Thoughts

  77. ANTs MATHs Automatic Negative Thoughts More Accurate Thoughts What if I forget everything? Possible but unlikely. I have my notes. I have prepared well. If I stick to my plan it I’ll be boring. will be fine. They’ll ask tricky questions. I’ve prepared for most questions. I don’t have to know everything. Most people will never notice and no-one I’ll go red, sweat, shake … will remember. ??? ???

  78. QUESTION TIME DELIVERY

  79. QUESTION TIME Prepare for Prepare for the tricky the obvious questions questions DELIVERY

  80. QUESTION TIME Prepare for Prepare for the tricky the obvious questions questions DELIVERY Admit it Buy time See me after Beyond scope What do you think?

  81. In conclusion

  82. PASSION PREPARATION

  83. eBOOK www.ithinkwell.com.au

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