- •What is a poster? Definition of a poster
- •What is a poster presentation?
- •How to design a Research poster Video 2.55 min
- •How does a poster look like
- •// Lisa b. Marshall //
- •2. Outline the speech
- •Video (1.51)(2 times) Words on the blackboard h/task Make a poster
- •Presenting yourself
- •Introduction
- •1. Introducing the topic
- •Evading difficult or hostile question
Video (1.51)(2 times) Words on the blackboard h/task Make a poster
Presenting yourself
Beginning your presentation
Introduction
greet the audience and introduce yourself
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state your topic
1. Introducing the topic
The subject of this talk/presentation …
I’m going to talk about …
My topic today is …
I ‘d like to talk today about …
I’m here today to … |
review |
My purpose today is to … |
present |
What I want to do today is to … |
introduce |
My objective today is to … |
analyze |
My main aim this afternoon is to … |
describe |
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outline |
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discuss |
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examine |
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show |
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demonstrate |
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investigate |
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consider |
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clarify |
2. Outline the speech
a) outlining the structure of your talk
There are 3 main points to consider … first I’ll talk about … then …and finally …
I am going to divide my talk into 3 sections…
I have divided |
the talk |
into three (four, etc.) |
sections |
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my report |
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parts |
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our findings |
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this presentation |
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b) presenting the talk’s organization
The first part of my talk will concern/ will deal with …
Firstly, |
I’d like to |
talk about |
To start with, |
I want to |
go over |
Secondly, |
I’m going to |
look at |
Thirdly, |
I shall |
review |
After this |
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present |
Next |
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analyse |
Then, |
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consider |
Finally, |
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discuss |
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I shall be talking about / going over / looking at / reviewing / analyzing etc. |
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Handling questions
Signaling your readiness to answer the questions. After you have made the last conclusion of your presentation, tell the audience that you are ready to answer their questions:
Thank you (very much) for your attention. If there are any questions I will do my best to answer them.
If you have any questions I would be happy to answer them.
Handling Interruptions.
That’s a very interesting |
question |
and I’ll be coming onto that later. |
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comment |
and I’ll come back to it at the end. |
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idea |
can I come back to it at the end? |
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perhaps I can deal with it more fully after this talk. |
Asking for repetition
I’m sorry, I didn’t hear. Which slide was it?
Sorry, could you repeat that?
