MODULE 1- Presenting Scientific Data Flashcards
peer-reviewed research papers
OVERVIEW OF ALL THE LITERATURE IN THE FIELD
-article published in an accepted scientific journal
-comprises a write-up of the discovery, which typically includes a description of data, methods, results, discussion, + conclusion
is a peer-reviewed research paper the same as a review paper
no
is a peer-reviewed research paper the same as a case study
no
what is important to know about the authors of a research paper
the institution they are at
-tells us about what kind of research they do + where they are located
abstract
summary paragraph that tells us what a paper is about
3 principles of presentations
-linear storyline
-slide development
-professionalism
presentations- start to finish
-get to the point concisely, clearly, linearly
-is your presentation organized? is it simple?
presentations- sequencing
-tell a story that has no more than 3 major parts
-start with an outline; use it as a map
-use progressive lists
-ask questions to lead the listener (interact, engage)
-summarize at the end
in presentation, tell a store that has no more than ___ major parts
3
what do we want in terms of slide development
clarity
colors should ___
contrast
font should be small/large
large
-greater than 24
what should be consistent
colors + fonts
the story of each slide + overall presentation should be ____
progressive
slide lists should have ____
sequence
