Read the artical and make slid presentation
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Instruction
Presentation Outline
Briefly provide the tentative outline of your presentation, by including the following components.
Note: For 15 min presentation, the number of slides should be 10-15, though 15 slides (1 min/slide) is probably too many. Be brave to be concise. By trying to tell everything you want to tell, the audience often feels too overwhelmed and lose interest in understanding your talk. Design your presentation to deliver the most important message.
Tentative title of your presentation:
Note: Come up with a title that concisely delivers the main message of your presentation. The title of the paper can be the title of your presentation, but often article titles are quite lengthy. Something catchy might grab the interest of the audience.
Key background info to be explained in the Introduction:
Note: Read the introduction of your article, and determine which information is needed for the audience to understand the results you are going to present.
Key methods to be delivered in a Method slide if any (or maybe woven into the Results section):
Note: Have a method slide if the method is something special that requires a separate slide. If the workflow is important for the audience to understand, flowchart is often helpful.
Key results to be presented in the Results section:
Note: Don’t feel that you have to present everything in the article. Select the most important results, and think about the most effective way to present.
Take-home message:
Note: For a 15 min presentation, your take-home message should be limited to one or two.
Presentation Outline