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Poster Presentation Presentation Panel Discussion Round Table Keynote
- Poster
- Live explanation/conversation
- Speech content
- Slides
- Speaking
Poster Presentation Presentation
Poster Presentation Keynote Presentation Panel Round Table - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Poster Presentation Keynote Presentation Panel Round Table - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Poster Presentation Keynote Presentation Panel Round Table Discussion Poster Presentation Presentation o Speech content o Poster o Slides o Live explanation/conversation o Speaking Body Words Pictures Language Words: Speech content
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Words Pictures Body Language
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Words: Speech content
Don’t read to your audience Don’t use direct translation:
Speak to them.
令和元年８⽉２７⽇：理研の⼩野先⽣のゼミから。。。
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Words: Speech content
令和元年８⽉２７⽇：理研の⼩野先⽣のゼミから
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Words: Speech content
Now it’s your turn!
Today I’ll tell you two things about myself. First I’ll tell you about my study. Then I’ll tell you about my hobby. S.V.
What’s happening? To who?
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Words Pictures Body Language
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Words & Pictures: Slides
- Needs to show all your main
information
- You may not be next to it all the time
- People have time to read it
Poster Slides
- Simple design
- Easy to read quickly
- Shows only your key points
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Words & Pictures: Slides
Simple Design: White Space & Text
単純
simplicity
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Words & Pictures: Slides
Simple Design: Colour
- Pick 2 - 3 colours
- Use different shades & tones
- Be careful!
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Words & Pictures: Slides
Pictures & Animation
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- If you can use a picture, use a picture
Use animation:
- To introduce a sequence of ideas
- To emphasize a point
- To illustrate an action
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Conclusion
1st evidence: High magnetic fields can be used to control the equilibrium of magnetic MnBi
(Koyama, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 509 (2011) L78-L80)
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Differential Thermal Analysis
(Koyama, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 509 (2011) L78-L80)
Now it’s your turn!
Words & Pictures: Slides
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Differential Thermal Analysis
Decomposition temp. Tt at HFLSM Decomposition temp. Tt at NHMFL Peritectic temp. TmHTP at HFLSM Peritectic temp. TmHTP at NHMFL Extrapolation of Tt using B < 14 T Visual guide (Koyama, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 509 (2011) L78-L80)
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Words Pictures Body Language
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Body Language
- Wear something comfortable, clean, familiar and ironed. !
- Finish writing at least 2 days before the presentation.
- Practice, practice, practice, rest.
- Rehearse, rehearse, rehearse, rest.
- Have a pre-presentation routine.
With preparation there is no anxiety.
- 1. Preparation
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Body Language
- 2. On stage
- Posture !"#$
- Eye contact %&% ' (
- Expression )*+,-.
- Gestures /01234
- Correct pronunciation 5
- Varied intonation 6
- Smooth talker 7
- Turn the volume up 8
3. Your voice
She sells sea shells by the sea shore. Barry got jelly on the belly of his very best vest. Ralph Lauren lives on Rollins Boulevard.
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Part Verb Feature This graph Shows/describes/explains How many dorayaki Doraemon eats compared to how many times Jam Ojisan bakes Anpanman a new head. The pink line is/shows/represents How many dorayaki Doraemon eats each year. The orange line is/shows/represents How many times each year Jam Ojisan bakes Anpanman a new head. The vertical axis Is/shows The number of times dorayaki are eaten or heads are baked. The horizontal axis Is/shows The years 2000 to 2015
- 1. As you can see, between 2001 and 2002 the number of dorayaki that Doraemon ate decreased sharply. This is
due to the fact that Doraemon went on a diet as he couldn’t get his hand into his pocket anymore.
- 2. You’ll notice that although Doraemon ate more dorayaki in 2003, his consumption of dorayaki declined
steadily until 2009. This is because although the price of butter and flour dropped in 2003 although Doraemon was still on a diet.
- 3. In 2013 Doraemon’s consumption of dorayaki spiked, before returning to normal levels in 2014. This is
because he was depressed because Nelson Mandela died, and he couldn’t stop eating dorayaki.
- 4. In comparison, you can see that the number of heads that Jam Ojisan had to bake Anpanman stayed steady
from 2000 to 2015.
- 5. In 2009 there was a peak in H1N1 flu, and Anpanman gave his head to 19 sick people, causing a peak in head
baking.
- 6. After a drop in 2013, the number of heads that Anpanman needed each year has increased steadily. This may
be due to higher levels of global conflict. In conclusion, you can see that while the number of dorayaki that Doraemon eats fluctuates significantly, the number of heads that Anpanman needs remains relatively steady. We therefore recommend that Doraemon hire Jam Ojisan to bake dorayki, so that he can increase his profit margins.
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