Bring Your A Game: Ten Tips For Great Conference Presentations
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TODAY YOU WILL:• Identify opportunities for engaging an
audience through active participation and gamification.
• Discuss options for including visual aids that enhance a presentation and illustrate main ideas.
• Recognize the potential for humor, storytelling, and just plain fun in a professional presentation.
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“How can I focus my energy in order to make my partner feel the way I want them to feel or learn what I want them to learn.”
- Uta Hagen
Write Learning Outcomes
What do I want them to be able to do when they leave the
room?
Skill + knowledge
Make outcomes student centered
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WHAT IS YOUR MESSAGE?
• What are the most important concepts?
• What concepts have direct application for the attendees?
• What is worth being familiar with?
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WARMUPS!• Breathing• Stretching • Bad ballet • Music• Focus
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Identify important points
Brainstorm
Storyboard or talk to a friend
Practice, practice, practice
Get better with time
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HUMORPromotes attention
Makes important points
memorable
Makes you more likeable
(sometimes)
Puts people at ease
HUMORCan alienate
your audienceCan offend someone
Can make you feel like crawling into a hole and dying a terrible
death
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COLOR SCHEMES
Analogous – Colors are near each other on the color wheel
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Complimentary – created from colors opposite on the color wheel
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COLOR SCHEMES
IMAGES
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Software
http://www.powtoon.com/ http://www.sliderocket.com/ https://prezi.com/
https://www.haikudeck.com/ drive.google.com/
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ACTIVITIESThink Pair Share
#1 #2
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#3
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PLAN FOR MOVEMENT
Podium
STAGE
Minutes 1 - 5
Minutes 5 - 15
Audience
Projector
Minutes 15 - 30
Minutes 30 - 50
Audience
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Hagen, U., & Frankel, H. (1973). Respect for acting. New York: Macmillan.
Hoff, R. (1996). Say it in six: How to say exactly what you mean in six minutes or less. Kansas City: Andrews and McMeel.
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Reynolds, G. (2008). Presentation zen: Simple ideas on presentation design and delivery. Berkeley, CA: New Riders Pub.
Vossler, J. J., & Sheidlower, S. (2011). Humor and information literacy: Practical techniques for library instruction. Santa Barbara, Calif: Libraries Unlimited.