如何在国际学术会议上做的报告.ppt

Principles for a Good Presentation  Outline 1.ABC Principle Example for accuracy Use accurate data: A: General expression: Among all these internet nodes, only a few belong to the main bone network. B: Accurate expression: Among all these internet nodes, less than one percent belongs to the main bone network. Example for brevity The contrast of two sorts of expression: a: What he has investigated in the laboratory is encouraging. b: His investigation in the laboratory is encouraging. a: Because of the loss of the weight of the rope and the sand, the balloon rose suddenly into the sky. b: Without the weight of the rope and the sand ,the balloon rose suddenly into the sky. 2. Seven C Principle 3. LST Principle Definition: Look-Smile-Talk Look: Don’t look too much at computer screen or notes; Look at people’s faces (not eyes); 3-6 seconds per person; Shift randomly; Nod, smile, use facial expression; 3. LST Principle Smile: 3. LST Principle Talk: Speaking loud enough to be heard by everyone; Varying the pitch, rate, and tone of your voice to avoid sounding monotonous; Being a salesman; Don’t read the slides; Repeating the key point; Transiting Smoothly; Pronouncing your words correctly. 4. KISS Principle Definition: Keep It Short and Simple 4. KISS Principle Basic rules: Aim to develop a consistent style, using the standard style-sheet whenever possible; One concept per slide; The font being used should be very large; The use of bullets should be simple. Too many bullets distracts the user from listening; Keep the language used simple, so that the user doesn’t have to “think” to understand your point. CUMT ABC Principle 1 Seven C Principle 2 LST Principle 3 KISS Principle 4 Clarity Accuracy Brevity 1.1 Accuracy Basic requirements Using terminology; Explaining obscure terms clearly; Reducing vague expressions; Using diagrams if possible; Using flow chart to describe complex process; Using concrete data. 1.2 Brev