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Susan McConnell (Stanford): Designing effective scientific presentations 

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What is the best way to give a talk that engages and informs your audience? Dr. McConnell gives helpful advice on preparing and presenting an effective scientific talk. She reviews the basics of PowerPoint or Key Note and gives advice on choosing fonts, colors and slide styles. She also recommends ways to structure your talk so the audience stays awake and engaged. Her final recommendation is practice, practice, practice! Whether you are a graduate student presenting journal club or a tenured professor giving an invited lecture, this talk is sure to prove useful.

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@Oodlenoots
@Oodlenoots 7 лет назад
0:00 Intro 3:05 Font style/size 5:29 Color contrast 8:50 Layout (heading, text, lists) 11:19 Use of empty space 12:20 Simple image on each slide 13:51 How many slides to show 14:57 Avoid busy slides 19:10 Data: Don't overdo it 21:21 Minimum essential components 25:19 Structure of a good talk 26:30 Use of home slide 29:27 Meat & Taters; Keeping the audience's attention 31:45 The specificity dive 35:07 Conclusions 37:40 Conclusion/Q&A slide 38:33 Conclusion of this actual presentation
@caothanhlong7577
@caothanhlong7577 6 лет назад
Thank you very much! It helped me a lot.
@massilejerez27
@massilejerez27 6 лет назад
my hero!
@maradeeym1029
@maradeeym1029 5 лет назад
not all heros wear capes!
@leticiawakem8890
@leticiawakem8890 4 года назад
Thanks
@hmissile574
@hmissile574 4 года назад
thank you
@riptideanaklusmos5721
@riptideanaklusmos5721 2 года назад
11 years later this is the most helpful video on giving presentations!
@KundanKumar-dc5jf
@KundanKumar-dc5jf Год назад
Reason may be you will use this idea to create stunning presentations for Breakthrough Junior Challenge
@divalyri6735
@divalyri6735 5 лет назад
What's so hilarious is that at about 30 minutes into her presentation she switched to a dark screen and I found myself getting very sleepy and I almost stopped the video. Then she goes back to the white screen, shows a bell chart, and starts talking about how the attention span of the audience goes down over a period of time. That's EXACTLY how my attention span was during her presentation. But it was a good presentation though.
@social.2184
@social.2184 3 года назад
She actually wanted us to feel . She was giving us a practical demonstration on attention span. LOL
@armacino89
@armacino89 11 лет назад
This is the best presentation I've ever seen :) I listened every minute of it without skipping! Thank you so much..
@dinornis
@dinornis 2 года назад
I hadn't realised this was an 8+ year-old video until reading the comments! It still largely stands the test of time 🥰 one thing that could be interesting to mention is accessibility (it looks like Michael Alley's book doesn't discuss this). Things like high contrast (not using text that blends in with the background) discussed in the video are great examples of important accessible features for disabled listeners/viewers. I like the idea of a centring slide! Thanks for this video, it's given me lots to consider as an undergrad who's new to PP presentations (but has sat through a lot of terrible ones!) 😊
@tama7n7anne
@tama7n7anne 9 лет назад
"Use of animation" advise really saved my life. Thank you so much!!!
@ritvikrangaraju6994
@ritvikrangaraju6994 3 года назад
This is fantastic. Seriously, I have to give a talk at a conference in a few weeks and I didn't know where to begin. Now I'm confident that I have the tools to make it as good as possible.
@seeker313
@seeker313 Год назад
Man I love her personality! Thank you very much professor for providing the whole idea in a comprehensive, insightful and effective way!
@buithanh8519
@buithanh8519 Год назад
I'm preparing for my thesis presentation. I kept listening non-stop to your guidances. It was very awesome
@ardhi108
@ardhi108 10 лет назад
This is what I'm looking for. I will have scientific presentation at International seminar next Tuesday. Thank you so much for the tutorial :-)
@dvjones262
@dvjones262 2 года назад
This remains an excellent tutorial on how to give a technical presentation - life science based or in any other field. I just used some of the info in a lecture and told my students to be sure and watch this.
@profLidiaRudnicka
@profLidiaRudnicka 3 года назад
This is great! A must for every beginner- lecturer and very useful for everyone who gives talks 🏆. Thank you!
@KhalilWinner1092
@KhalilWinner1092 8 лет назад
Thank you so much! that was really helpful.. I'm having my first paper presentation this week and the tips in your video were really helpful.. This was one of the best presentations I've ever seen.. Really good job.,!
@jumanamp806
@jumanamp806 7 лет назад
nice one :) you managed to give a talk on "how to talk" very effectively!
@Karatechick135
@Karatechick135 9 лет назад
thank you so much, this has been a wonderful help! I'm presenting my first ever seminar for my honours so more than a little nervous, but this has been amazing. Thank you!!
@satsumajuice4
@satsumajuice4 10 лет назад
giving a talk at a symposium tomorrow, this really helped!
@ishtiakahmed10
@ishtiakahmed10 8 лет назад
This is the best presentation ever i seen and learnt about power point presentation and trully helpful to improve slides presentation. She touches all the sides of power point presentation. Thank you so much for the video
@aaronslepkov5835
@aaronslepkov5835 4 года назад
Great. Assigned for my Science Communications grad course. Some particularly expert recommendations:1. Use of a Home Slide; 2. Summary slide with complex terms, acronyms and jargon to help with Q&A (!); 3. Only show what you plan to highlight or mention. Don't be lazy and the audience will appreciate your efforts.
@Stylax32
@Stylax32 4 года назад
When talking in front of a large audience I use an inverted triangle formation. I choose 3 people.The first in the center of the front row and one on both the extreme left and extreme right of the very back row and alternate my gaze between the 3 during the presentation. Gives everyone the feeling your addressing them at some point.
@majidmirabolghassemi3223
@majidmirabolghassemi3223 11 лет назад
Great and very helpful presentation that I have ever seen. I learn many things and at the same time I was gotten positive feeling .Thanks Dr.McConnell
@deekshachandana1356
@deekshachandana1356 5 лет назад
I'm already feeling confident about my upcoming presentation.. Thanks! :)
@hopeforescape884
@hopeforescape884 Год назад
This video from Jan 2011 still holds up in Jan 2023. 10/10 Thanks for the video doctor : )
@jjsanchez2
@jjsanchez2 3 года назад
Thank you for this video! I redesigned my talk after watching your video, I thought it was very helpful!
@amHusssein
@amHusssein 9 лет назад
Great stuff. I'm preparing presentation for my viva and this really helped. Thank you.
@bulletproofbrain8194
@bulletproofbrain8194 6 лет назад
Wow, this was an amazing presentation! Thanks a lot, for all the suggestions for an effective presentation!
@kevinwalkingPH
@kevinwalkingPH 9 лет назад
I'm looking for videos to help me on a presentation for October and this video had been really helpful. Thanks!
@nervousneuron
@nervousneuron 12 лет назад
This was a good talk. I like the 'data dives' suggestion and coming back to a home slide. It's almost like breaking a lecture up into parts, making it easier for someone to pay attention to the next 'data dive' even if they spaced out on a previous one. It sucks when you lose track of something, and then everything else following that point in the talk doesn't make any sense.
@khalidmasoodi2812
@khalidmasoodi2812 8 лет назад
A very informative talk delivered meticulously. Thank you
@mengzhu8385
@mengzhu8385 4 года назад
Glad to find out this video before my graduation presentation!
@social.2184
@social.2184 3 года назад
These are the kind of video for which I love RU-vid and the Internet.
@Indrux7
@Indrux7 4 года назад
This video is pure gold! Thanks!!
@nenengwindaz8054
@nenengwindaz8054 3 года назад
Thank you so much Susan, best presentation i ever had!
@silviadangelo6725
@silviadangelo6725 9 лет назад
Thank you so much for sharing this video!!!! What a great help!! Many many thanks
@jinwookim1022
@jinwookim1022 2 года назад
This is just what I want to learn. It would be greatly helpful. Thank you very much!
@SpadeTheCat
@SpadeTheCat 6 лет назад
"You're probably tuning into this talk because you're interested in improving your speaking skill." Nah, I just gotta watch this for class.
@mkilptrick
@mkilptrick Год назад
This really explains how the human brain works. Don't corrupt it with a lot of snow unless you are trying to fool it like politics. Excellent presentation.
@teresating3111
@teresating3111 9 лет назад
Thank-you for such an effective presentation on presentations! You have covered all the points I would have myself, and now I will only need to have the students (non English speaking PhDs) watch this video, do some followup tasks and then we can move forward more efficiently. Thanks!
@thomasmccormack9136
@thomasmccormack9136 5 лет назад
It would be really great if some examples of PPTs from actual presentations were uploaded here.
@alekseiegorov9857
@alekseiegorov9857 Год назад
Amaizing presentation about presentations! Thank you!
@josephgill-lussier3906
@josephgill-lussier3906 2 года назад
Beautiful smile, intelligent and practical talk!
@sayankundu2978
@sayankundu2978 4 года назад
I really want to convey my respectful thanks for teaching us the presentation style....May I request iBiology to make some more video on the topic
@suyashsawale9508
@suyashsawale9508 3 года назад
Very helpful and insightful presentation. Thank you.
@nirmalkukreja7901
@nirmalkukreja7901 2 года назад
Thanks for your advice mam. It was really helpful. My presentation went a lot better with your sugestions. I knew how to began and how to end it.
@dhruvmulmule3618
@dhruvmulmule3618 8 лет назад
Thank you! this video was really helpful.
@NHEdit-vh9yq
@NHEdit-vh9yq 8 лет назад
Thank you and much appreciated. I hope move inspiring videos from you in the future. By having this might give impact for my final year project. wish me luck.:)
@zeinabousaid8217
@zeinabousaid8217 6 лет назад
Thank you so much for this, just what i was looking for
@yunfeiwang7415
@yunfeiwang7415 2 года назад
Thank you so much! It's pretty helpful before my prospectus!
@Daioos
@Daioos 3 года назад
this video helped a lot ! thank you
@forzakazakh
@forzakazakh 9 лет назад
This is so useful!Thank you so much!
@s1spencer19
@s1spencer19 8 лет назад
This is incredibly useful! I have sent your video to all of my trainees and have changed my own talks with your advice in mind. Thanks so much!
@irasciblelad
@irasciblelad 7 лет назад
Melissa Spencer hey! I want to make a request here. Can you email me this talk at shahjahan.masud@hotmail.com. I can't Download it as I am in China (isolated from outside world) . Thanks
@scicommlab
@scicommlab 7 лет назад
You can download the video from the website - let us know if this works for you: www.ibiology.org/ibioseminars/techniques/susan-mcconnell-part-1.html
@irasciblelad
@irasciblelad 7 лет назад
iBiology yes I have download it. Thanks
@drrakeebahmad8736
@drrakeebahmad8736 5 лет назад
Your sincere acknowledgement ensures that you are pure hearted soul...
@miao4813
@miao4813 3 года назад
It is quite helpful, Thanks for your advices!
@wienvasp
@wienvasp 11 лет назад
This talk is really informative and helpful. Great Thanks!
@hongjieyan6342
@hongjieyan6342 9 лет назад
it is very helpful , thank you so much for your tips
@user-qu5jy3ki2b
@user-qu5jy3ki2b 3 года назад
A perfect lecture, Thanks.
@user-kn9lv9xv2t
@user-kn9lv9xv2t 8 лет назад
Thank you for really helpful tips!!
@fat_cat_s2
@fat_cat_s2 2 года назад
Very helpful presentation! I really appreciate it a lot. I got lots of tips here and could successfully have a good presentation for my intern work 3 months ago
@kevinvientianelaos
@kevinvientianelaos Год назад
What are the tips you can tell?
@fabriziofrancomorris3410
@fabriziofrancomorris3410 Год назад
This has been so helpful, thank you
@zeinabahmadian9282
@zeinabahmadian9282 2 года назад
Thank you, it was wonderful.
@DrorProductiones
@DrorProductiones 2 года назад
Amazing video realy helpful thank you!
@drrakeebahmad8736
@drrakeebahmad8736 3 года назад
Great to listen this professional talk...
@GagaSoshified
@GagaSoshified 13 лет назад
this is great!! thank you so much!! appreciate it a lot!
@michaelrishot1839
@michaelrishot1839 4 года назад
It is good sometimes, to understand how to simplify complex things (that's simplify not double talk) so that people understand clearly how things are.
@sysvrev0
@sysvrev0 9 лет назад
Wow. Great stuff! Thanks.
@shbt2011
@shbt2011 4 года назад
This is so helpful, my advisor made us watch the whole video :( , but we still liked it. Also, I think it's a good video to watch when tripping.
@christinawicker190
@christinawicker190 4 года назад
a fantastic talk
@JeSuisNo_one247
@JeSuisNo_one247 3 года назад
You are definitely correct
@fasogoss
@fasogoss 4 года назад
If you watch this till the end , then you should understand she is and expert and got all your attention.
@wgcvirtual
@wgcvirtual 7 лет назад
Amazing presentation. I'd like to know which softwares were used to unify powerpoint with the video image of the presenter in one single screen. I noticed the presenter was apparently looking at a screen on her right side, so she could be sure exactly where to indicate on the screen in order to, at the end, look like she really had a powerpoint screen behind her.
@alacatooo
@alacatooo 3 года назад
Probably just a. Green screen
@haipham1933
@haipham1933 3 года назад
Thank you! this is very helpful!
@md.shirajurrahman6314
@md.shirajurrahman6314 10 лет назад
Great job... very nice to hear...& thank you...
@yueyu2403
@yueyu2403 3 года назад
Wow she is so good! Thanks for all the tips
@wenbinyang1689
@wenbinyang1689 3 года назад
Wonderful presentation on how to give a presentation
@AhmedAdelSaleh
@AhmedAdelSaleh 11 лет назад
Great video Thank you Dr.McConnell
@MissHannahIBanana
@MissHannahIBanana 6 лет назад
"Did I remember to load that gel" , this is too accurate.
@shiladri007
@shiladri007 7 лет назад
This is quite brilliant!
@NahtanN-jj9lc
@NahtanN-jj9lc 4 года назад
You're amazing, thanks a million
@9208310602
@9208310602 13 лет назад
gr8 video...helped me a lot...thanx Susan !
@elahehemamgholizadeh3948
@elahehemamgholizadeh3948 4 месяца назад
It was really great video!
@darioc.ramirezphdmsc2684
@darioc.ramirezphdmsc2684 12 лет назад
Is this presentation subtitled in Spanish? Excellent and useful talk
@pornpimonek-eudomsuk3741
@pornpimonek-eudomsuk3741 9 лет назад
very helpful advice, thk so much : )
@happyfelixcat
@happyfelixcat 11 лет назад
one comment about "less is more". I think a common strategy used by a lot people is that put the redundant slides after the end of the talk. In this way, if someone in the audience bring up a question that could be perfectly answered by those slide, voilà.
@user-vm4uw6vc6h
@user-vm4uw6vc6h 2 года назад
Very very helpful, thank you!
@elMARABIYOCHO1989
@elMARABIYOCHO1989 3 года назад
This is extremely helpful.
@permanentcynthia
@permanentcynthia 9 лет назад
this is extremely useful!
@CarlinhosMongoose
@CarlinhosMongoose 12 лет назад
Thanks very much, very helpful. However, I'd just like to remeber that besides PowerPoint and KeyNote, there's also Beamer for Ubuntu people.
@dominickchoi813
@dominickchoi813 12 лет назад
Thank you very much... this is very informative
@user-gn7fp9xm5t
@user-gn7fp9xm5t 11 лет назад
Helps a lot. Thank u very much!!!
@aneudisjavierbrito5775
@aneudisjavierbrito5775 3 года назад
Could someone tell me the name of the software that the teacher uses in the video to make the talk? thanks
@asst.prof.drrafa3261
@asst.prof.drrafa3261 8 лет назад
Thanks for such wonderful prsentation
@AurobindVidyarthi
@AurobindVidyarthi 5 лет назад
Amazing Tips..!!
@hanyue6436
@hanyue6436 11 лет назад
fantastic talk forever
@DownloadVLC
@DownloadVLC 10 лет назад
Great ideas to doing a scientific presentation.
@Shihy52x
@Shihy52x 8 лет назад
I have to say that she is an expert
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@vidhyabangar726 2 года назад
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@nicolethebossplayz2883
@nicolethebossplayz2883 6 лет назад
You are a perfect scientist
@amanrayat4411
@amanrayat4411 3 года назад
Really informative 👏
@joeyzalman8254
@joeyzalman8254 2 года назад
very clear thank you!
@Colonies_Dev
@Colonies_Dev 4 года назад
this is such a good talk
@yating1112
@yating1112 10 лет назад
it is really helpful for me, thanks!!
@zhenzhenzhang5489
@zhenzhenzhang5489 7 лет назад
useful guide for starting a powerpoint presentation.
@vinodviswanath
@vinodviswanath 4 года назад
Good Presentation mam...mam how to prepare 5 slides for teaching positions?
@franciscorocha6913
@franciscorocha6913 10 лет назад
Thkx a lot!its really helpful.
@mariarevelesmiranda6409
@mariarevelesmiranda6409 8 лет назад
Oh, is great.. Thank you so much
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