Pointers on designing and delivering a technical presentation

Dr. Christopher James

From: PGBioMed 2009

13 July 2009 Electronics channel

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This informal discussion will deal with some of the issues surrounding what can make or break your technical presentation. Some general guidelines are given about designing your presentation such that it is serves its function in delivering the message you hope to convey. Pointers are given on good and bad practice in presentation delivery with some examples of both.

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		Dr. Christopher James
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