Thank u sooo much U can't imagine how much this helped me.. as an international student i was worried because of my English in my upcoming first conference paper presentation.. You really gave me motivation that i can go through it.. You'r so nice, friendly and humble.. Thank u again
Who's viewing this in 2016? This is a timeless presentation about effective conference presentations.The ideas and tips recommended by Dr Dubriwny are spot on! Inspiring and assuring, thank you for your brilliant presentation.
This is a fantastic talk on talks - even for the non-academic. I'm a Software Engineering Manager and giving my first major conference talk early next year. This has been very helpful both in content and in terms of illustrating a friendly and enthusiastic speaker with a good speaking style. Thank you.
Great presentation! Kudos to the presenter. I was searching RU-vid for examples of effective presentations. In this presentation I think I found one. I wanted to watch the entire presentation even though I didn't have to. It was that engaging and informative. Well done, Dr. Dubriwny. Thank you!
This is a great presentation that was full of knowledge. I am a physician and I am preparing for my first paper at a big conference. This helped me a lot a give me tips to through confidently.
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences , ideas ,knowledge and practice.and various aspects of children's development as a whole. It's very important and helpful for me working with the children as RECE.
Dear , Sincerely thank you so much for your instruction for an effective presentation. I hope i am going to achieve one of the best awards in the next conference annually organized at Hanoi Medical University. Sincerely, A medical student from Vietnam
Thank you very much for some valuable guidelines, I also think "if you are telling something to audience then you should tell it in their way of understanding not yours" :D
Hi! I don't agree with you about handouts. I think the best think to do is to give them the full set of handouts to take notes on. I have one presentation I show, and the handout reflects key slides with space for notes.
The link in the description is not updated; the correct one as I write this comment - writingcenter.tamu.edu/Students/Writing-Speaking-Guides/Alphabetical-List-of-Guides/Presentations/Conference-Presentations
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE drop the vocal fry at the end of your sentences!!! This is unlistenable because it's so irritating. Rule number one of any presentation should be NOT to croak your voice like a "valley girl".