What you'll learn

Create a coherent presentation that conveys a single message without straying from the topic

Create a modular structure to gain flexibility for presentations with varying time

Design impactful slides using relevant Graphic Design concepts

Try different approaches to keep the audience engaged

Requirements

Familiarity with any slide editing tool (e.g., PowerPoint, Google Docs, Beamer) is required.

Description

Welcome to the first online course dedicated to Research Presentation.Presentation skills are essential to effectively communicate your research, but a good presentation is not just a matter of presenting your ideas in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Beamers. It requires careful planning, design and delivery to capture the attention and interest of your audience.In this video series, you will learn how to design and deliver good presentations. The course includes many practical examples of how to structure your presentation, choose the right visuals and use clear language.This course is suitable for all researchers who want to improve their presentation skills for various purposes, such as a final project, a colloquium, a lecture or a group session. We take you step by step through all the ideas and techniques that will change the way you look at presentations, and the homeworks are cumulative, leading you to your own amazing presentation created from scratch.What you will see in this course- How to plan what you need to say- How to apply graphic design ideas to create beautiful slides- How to actively make your presentation interestingThis is not a course of tips and best practices for giving a presentation; this course is about examples, and there are examples everywhere.

Overview

Lecture 0 Introduction

Lecture 0 Straight to the Point

Lecture 0 Expectations

Lecture 0 Tools

Section 1: Presentation Structure

Lecture 1 Rockets

Lecture 2 The Message

Lecture 3 Conclusion

Lecture 4 Modular Content

Lecture 5 Introductions

Lecture 6 We Found it

Lecture 7 Flashback

Lecture 8 Different

Lecture 9 Wrap up

Section 2: Design Matters

Lecture 10 Design Matters

Lecture 11 Colors

Lecture 12 Fonts

Lecture 13 Bullet Points

Lecture 14 Layout

Lecture 15 Examples

Lecture 16 Step 1: Get Colors

Lecture 17 Step 2: Color Pallete

Lecture 18 Step 3: Choose Font

Lecture 19 Step 4: Save Font

Lecture 20 Step 5: Font Size

Lecture 21 Step 6: Grid Layout

Section 3: Delivery

Lecture 22 Disclaimer

Lecture 23 Up and Down

Lecture 24 Emotions

Lecture 25 How to induce emotions

Lecture 26 Emotions inside your presentation

Lecture 27 Don't Forget

My ideal learners are students and young researchers who seek to improve their slides and have impactful presentations