PPT-Tips for the presentation of data

Presentation by Astrid Marschatz UNDOCO DevInfo Project Manager DevInfo v60 training workshop Geneva 711 December 2009 Why do we want to present data Why do we want to present data To portray and describe facts. Paul Sutton, PhD, MD. Associate Professor. General Internal . Medicine. University of Washington. The “Art of Lecturing”…really?. “Where facts are few, experts are many.” Donald Gannon. “An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field.” . for organizing. & fine tuning. Y. our . Elementary School Counseling and. Guidance Program. Scheduling. Tips and Tricks. Have set day(s) you’ll be at each school. Inform faculty.. Schedule classroom presentations for the entire school year. Electronic calendars are a plus. . Synopticity. Data presentation. Living with earthquakes/hazard perception. Different impacts across the city and amongst different people. Relocating and rebuilding. Changing urban geography in CBD and suburbs. Objective. Provide a . framework . that can be utilized as a tool for . the advancement of . standardized data presentation. Experimental Design. Instrumentation. Analysis. Presentation. Sample Procurement. The Four Steps to a Persuasive Presentation *. Establish Credibility. Frame for Common Ground. Provide Evidence. Connect Emotionally. * . “. The Necessary Art of Persuasion,. ”. . Jay A. Conger, . September 2016. In class, you will use a simple presentation format, but I will expect you make sure your slides are well-structured and clean. . This document is designed to give you some helpful tips based on past experience. . (modified) Ignite . format. 10 . slides. , . 30 . seconds each. The “Ignite” format. Particular kind of event held throughout the world. Speakers speak with a specific format. Motto: “Enlighten us, but make it quick”. September 2016. In class, you will use a simple presentation format, but I will expect you make sure your slides are well-structured and clean. . This document is designed to give you some helpful tips based on past experience. . www.ccace.ed.ac.uk. Ellen Backhouse. www.ccace.ed.ac.uk. Our systematic review. Early life risk factors for stroke and subclinical cerebrovascular disease. Figure 1. PRISMA Flow chart of methodology and study selection. RSVP. Lesson . #13: Tips for a Successful Senior Project PowerPoint. Know Your Audience. Your audience is: . Educators, business professionals and community members. Presentation First, PowerPoint Second. Systematic Reviews: Hints and tips www.ccace.ed.ac.uk Ellen Backhouse www.ccace.ed.ac.uk Our systematic review Early life risk factors for stroke and subclinical cerebrovascular disease Figure 1. PRISMA Flow chart of methodology and study selection Computer science 2. nd. Stage . College of Pharmacy. Hussein Alsheakh, Ph.D.. 1. Lecture Objectives. Students will be able to:. Summarizing data in different ways. Right graph and table for the right data and audience. Skip to other slides in the presentation. Read along with the narrator. Search for keywords in the presentation. Play, rewind and fast forward . Review current slide. View full screen. Learning Objectives. Accounting Opportunities Experience: Presenter Tips and Talking Points. Thank you!. With numerous presentations scheduled during the Accounting Opportunities Experience initiative, we are excited to be in-person and bring the CPA profession into...