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Guidelines for Oral Presentation
The paper should not be read as written in the proceedings; oral
communications require distinctly different styles. It is better
to have some visual material which can serve as a guide.
Visuals
These can be of three types:
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Computer (data projection) presentations using Power Point or
similar software.
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The conventional 35 mm slides. (should be requested)
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Overhead projector transparencies (should be requested)
Artwork
If several lines of text are used, the spacing should be 1.5
characters. It is suggested, that an all-text slide should not
contain more than 10 lines or 80 words
Direct photocopies from printed text or
typescript are totally unacceptable as these would probably be
illegible and no-one will read extensive text on the screen.
Content
1-It is useful to start with a slide stating the title and
introducing the author.
2- This could be followed by a list of points to be
covered, giving the structure of the paper to be presented.
3-Further breakdown of each section, with a list of key
terms will allow the presenter to speak freely to each point, but
at the same time provide a guide to the presentation.
Note: You should arrive in room at least 15 minutes prior to session
time so that you can arrange with assistants your representation
requirements.
…GOOD
LUCK.
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