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How are you? Here is a supporting post of presentation tips, links, and hints, with a models of presentations, for all of your short presentation projects for both the Listening & Speaking and 技術英語 classes.
Useful links for Listening & Speaking and 技術英語 classes
Space and time do not let me go into a full post on the topics. So I have created blogpost pages on Power Point tips and hints, and on outlining for presentations, for all of you if you need them.
So go to this link for tips and hints on Power Point presentation design.
While making an outline (あらすじ) is optional and you do not have to make one, it might help you organize your speaking better. If you want to make an outline, go to this link about outlining for scientific and technical presentation topics.
Presentation tips and examples
Here are three (3) videos for you on presentation that may help you. Rather than making a separate post, I have decided to include them here.
The first one is a funny, but important one on good and bad presentation habits:
Take care!
Listening & Speaking 1b (神楽坂ヤンパス) 10/21 & 10/14:
Here are the board notes for our classes on 10/21 & 10/14. If you would like a review of the short presentation project, go to this link.
技術英語 (葛飾キャンパス) 10/15:
技術英語 (葛飾キャンパス) 10/15:
Here are the board notes from our class on 10/15. If you would like a review of the short presentation project, go to this link.
Useful links for Listening & Speaking and 技術英語 classes
Space and time do not let me go into a full post on the topics. So I have created blogpost pages on Power Point tips and hints, and on outlining for presentations, for all of you if you need them.
So go to this link for tips and hints on Power Point presentation design.
While making an outline (あらすじ) is optional and you do not have to make one, it might help you organize your speaking better. If you want to make an outline, go to this link about outlining for scientific and technical presentation topics.
Presentation tips and examples
Here are three (3) videos for you on presentation that may help you. Rather than making a separate post, I have decided to include them here.
The first one is a funny, but important one on good and bad presentation habits:
The second one is on the ideal structure for an engineering presentation. While this is aimed more towards the mechanical engineering students, it should be useful as well for the IT students in our class:
The third one is a TED Talk from a 12-year-old app developer. It's a great real-life model for a confident, informative, and interesting presentation. While it is oriented around IT, it also is a good model for our engineering majors as well:
I hope these links and videos will be interesting and informative for you. Take care!
Images: Top - "Presentation word" (courtesy of Stuart Miles)/FreeDigitalPhotos.net/Board notes - personal photographs. All rights reserved.
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