When preparing presentations, researchers often convert reports directly into slides—turning text into bullets and copying tables and figures. But presentations require a different approach. This session provides the concepts, tools, and techniques to create more engaging and effective presentations.
Host and Speaker: Jon Schwabish, Senior Fellow, Urban Institute
When faced with the prospect of giving a presentation, researchers and analysts often simply convert their reports to slides: text is converted to bullets, and figures and tables are simply copied and pasted. The problem with that approach is that presentations are a fundamentally different form of communication than are reports or journal articles. In this presentation, I give you the conceptual and practical underpinnings behind giving better presentations, and the tools and techniques to put them into practice.
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