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Research
Paper
Group
Presentation
Guideline
Duration:
Presentation
+
Q&A
=
20
minutes
What
to
include
in
a
presentation?
1.
Visual
aids:
Combine
any
of
these
elements;
graphs,
photos,
short
clips,
text,
subtitles,
topic
backdrop
2.
Summary
of
Chapter
1:
This
can
be
done
through
a
speaker
and
how
he/she
is
worried
about
the
current
situation/crisis.
Highlight
Chapter
1.3
(objectives).
Example:
Oprah
reflects
her
worry
about
the
American
economy
status
and
the
objective
of
her
TV
show
that
is
to
offer
an
action
plan
and
a
debt
diet.
3.
Summary
of
Chapter
2:
This
can
be
done
through
a
guest
speaker
and
he
can
offer
his
expert
opinions.
Highlight
the
best
feature
of
your
Literature
Review.
4.
Summary
of
Chapter
4:
This
can
be
done
through
guest
speakers
talking
about
their
research
or
facts
from
their
book
Highlight
the
best
feature
of
your
Analyses
&
Syntheses.
Ideally,
present
the
graphs
and
charts
here.
When
doing
so,
you
can
mention
in
general,
the
methodology
of
your
research
(Chapter
3).
5.
Summary
of
Chapter
5:
This
can
be
done
through
host
speakers
summarizing
the
whole
show
and
its
objective
for
that
day.
Highlight
Chapter
5.1
(summary
of
findings)
especially.
What
to
DO:
1.
Have
balanced,
equal
speaking
role.
No
one
should
be
over
‐
or
underexposed
2.
Do
not
bore
audience.
Boring
presentation
equals
unsuccessful
presentation.
Consequently,
low
marks
3.
The
more
involved
the
audience,
the
more
successful
the
presentation
becomes
4.
Visual
aids
are
compulsory.
The
easiest
is
PowerPoint
slides
Extra
tips!
Be
straight
to
the
point.
Each
speaker
can
speak
about
2
‐
3
minutes
and
spare
7
‐
8
minutes
for
Q&A.
The
slides:
1.
Keep
the
typeface
(fonts)
simple.
Do
not
go
overboard
with
decorations
and
embellishments.
2.
Font
size
should
be
sufficiently
big
enough
for
all
to
see.
Keep
it
as
big
as
you
can.
Size
24
is
the
smallest
one
can
have.
3.
Do
not
put
more
than
3
points
in
one
slide.
The
best
is
to
simply
use
keywords.
4.
Less
is
more!
What
NOT
to
do:
1.
Include
ALL
graphs
and
charts
2.
Reading
from
research
paper
or
big
papers
3.
Make
sombre
presentations
through
passive
and
dull
mood
Possible,
logical
gimmicks
1.
Role
playing:
speakers
become
a
different
character
from
his
original
self
(i.e.
Simon
Cowell,
Nik
Aziz
etc.)
2.
Testimonials:
audience
could
make
appearance
as
3.
Case
study:
as
presented
in
the
Oprah
Winfrey
Show
(Join
the
Debt
Diet,
17
Feb
2006),
families
who
overspent
were
analysed.
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