How to Give an Award Winning Data Rich Presentation
60-Minute On-Demand Webinar Available in CD, MP4 and PDF Transcript.
The success of your live presentation doesn’t just depend on your public speaking style, but also on how engaging the content being presented is. For scientists, data rich presentations pose a unique challenge because they are often perceived as dull and uninspiring with most of the content focusing strictly on results. The truth is that motivating and engaging a broad audience is difficult to accomplish with just data.
For starters, to make your data rich presentations “come alive” you need to make sure you and your message, and not your PowerPoint slides, take center stage.
During this interactive Webinar your expert presenter will explore how scientists can effectively present data and results in an exciting, convincing manner. This session will empower the participant to seek new and interesting ways to present charts, graphs, and results while telling a story that ties the many parts together. Several opportunities for audience involvement are included. Walk away with several expert techniques to enliven talks, engage audiences, and make your presentation a hit!
5 Key Take-Aways:
- How “storytelling” and “science” can work together to make your data presentation come alive
- Ten simple steps to wow your audience with your PowerPoint slides
- Key strategies for mastering audience contact—why making a connection matters
- Inspirational speaking approaches you can use to successfully engage and motivate your audience
- How to craft powerful and effective conclusions—why your final words are key
Who Should Attend:
Scientists and other thought leaders who must effectively present data, results, and proposals to funding agencies, to scientists at national meetings, and to peer groups.
Limited-Time Offer Until August 10th:
Order your on-demand Webinar in CD or MP4 for ONLY $129 and receive a FREE PDF Transcript (a $197 value).
Meet Your Presenter:
| Rick Parmely. After teaching undergraduate chemistry at West Point and Juniata College, Rick joined Restek in 1997 and currently directs their technical education program. He teaches chemistry and separation science theory through the Restek Learning Network (RLN), and coaches other RLN instructors in public speaking. He has developed and presented Restek chromatography seminars both domestically and internationally for over 10 years. With 25-plus years of teaching experience, Rick has taught science and communications courses to widely diverse audiences, including NATO officials, technicians at the U.N. Pesticides Laboratory in Austria, and scientists at the University of Nairobi.
This Webinar presentation is brought to you as a training tool by the Principal Investigators Association, which is an independent organization. The presentation, tools presented and their contents are not connected with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), nor are they endorsed by this agency. All views expressed are those personally held by the presenter and are not official government policies or opinions. |