This document provides tips for giving an effective 10-minute presentation. It recommends introducing the research topic and its importance, describing the methods used to address the topic including any problems encountered, presenting results in clear graphs and figures, stating main conclusions and how they relate back to the overall question, and keeping the presentation to one slide per minute with relevant animations, figures, and proofreading for typos. Practice the presentation beforehand to ensure it is under 10 minutes.
This document provides tips for giving an effective 10-minute presentation. It recommends introducing the research topic and its importance, describing the methods used to address the topic including any problems encountered, presenting results in clear graphs and figures, stating main conclusions and how they relate back to the overall question, and keeping the presentation to one slide per minute with relevant animations, figures, and proofreading for typos. Practice the presentation beforehand to ensure it is under 10 minutes.
This document provides tips for giving an effective 10-minute presentation. It recommends introducing the research topic and its importance, describing the methods used to address the topic including any problems encountered, presenting results in clear graphs and figures, stating main conclusions and how they relate back to the overall question, and keeping the presentation to one slide per minute with relevant animations, figures, and proofreading for typos. Practice the presentation beforehand to ensure it is under 10 minutes.
Introduction How my research topic fits into the bigger question Why my research topic is important Another reason why my research topic is important Methods How I addressed my research topic How I dealt with any large problems that arose Any assumptions Ive made in addressing my research topic Methods Any additional methods, equations used, non-GIS processing Results: Pretty Graph Results Text and figures are appropriate, as are stand along figures or graphs. Generally, make your figures as BIG as possible! Results: Pretty Figure Conclusions Here are the main points that Ive concluded about my research topic Here is how those main points fit back into the bigger question Tips Try to have no more than one slide per minute! Try to avoid animations that dont relate directly to your point Try not to put pictures or figures on your slides that you dont explain Watch out for painful color schemes! Doubel check for typos! Last Tips Practice your talk once (or twice) beforehand! Make sure you can say it all in 10 minutes!