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12 Tips for giving an Effective Presentation Louise Lehane, UoL, Ireland Tip Number One Tip Number Two Tip Number Three Tip Number Four Tip Number Five Tip Number Six Tip Number Seven Tip Number Eight Tip Number Nine Tip Number Ten


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12 Tips for giving an Effective Presentation

Louise Lehane, UoL, Ireland

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Tip Number One

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Tip Number Two

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Tip Number Three

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Tip Number Four

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Tip Number Five

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Tip Number Six

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Tip Number Seven

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Tip Number Eight

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Tip Number Nine

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Tip Number Ten

  • Remember to speak in a loud and clear tone
  • Do not speak too fast
  • Pause between sentences and take a breathe
  • Varying up your eye contact- do not just “stare”

at the one person who is acknowledging what you are saying

  • Vary up your tone of voice
  • Remember key to being a scientist is

communicating your findings so be sure that what you are saying makes sense to others

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Tip Number Eleven

  • The 10-20-30 Slideshow Rule: This rule states

that a PowerPoint slide should have no more than 10 slides, last no longer than 20 minutes and have no text less than 30 point font.

  • Use as many pictures and diagrams as possible
  • Use dark font over light background and light

font over dark background to enhance clarity.

  • Every presentation should have a clear

introduction, middle and an end.

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Tip Number Twelve

  • Leave your arms on the podium or by your

sides when you are not using them to make gestures.

  • When gesturing, make sure that it is natural

and spontaneous.

  • Use anecdotes and practical examples to make

complicated concepts more comprehensible.

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  • Sources of Information:

http://www.wikihow.com/Do-a-Presentation-in- Class http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/1 8-tips-for-killer-presentations.html https://www.accuconference.com/resources/effecti ve-presentations.aspx