Short videos with tips on presentation techniques

1. Olle Bälter's Unified Field Theory for Presentation Technique https://play.kth.se/embed/secure/iframe/entryId/0_k4rf8b38/uiConfId/23449749/pbc/235458

¶ ¶ The difference between the message and what you say.

https://play.kth.se/media/Olle+B%C3%A4lter%27s++Unified+Field+Theory+for+Presentation+Techniques/0_k4rf8b38¶ ∞. Start with the most important idea https://play.kth.se/embed/secure/iframe/entryId/0_v8v29fzq/uiConfId/23449749/pbc/235458

Or most important result. Why you should not open a presentation in the way everyone but me suggests. The traditional academic order of presenting is good for written communication, but not oral presentations. Provide the audience with a context that explains the reach and breadth of your results.

2. Nervousness can be good for you - embrace it https://play.kth.se/embed/secure/iframe/entryId/0_qp6k2pf1/uiConfId/23449749/pbc/235458

Nervousness is good sign you care about your presentation. You are not alone. Practice. Breathe. Introduction by heart. Find friendly faces. Aim at forehead.

https://play.kth.se/media/Nervousness/0_qp6k2pf1¶ 3. Clothes can be distracting https://play.kth.se/embed/secure/iframe/entryId/0_8beapaq7/uiConfId/23449749/pbc/235458

Adapt your clothes to your message.

https://play.kth.se/media/Clothes/0_8beapaq7

4. Text is distracting https://play.kth.se/embed/secure/iframe/entryId/0_7qrklkvi/uiConfId/23449749/pbc/235458

Avoid text as much as possible unless you want the audience to read it instead of listening to you.

https://play.kth.se/media/Text+is+distracing/0_7qrklkvi

5. Movement is distracting https://play.kth.se/embed/secure/iframe/entryId/0_p0k2e55x/uiConfId/23449749/pbc/235458

Movement can be your enemy unless you use it to your own advantage.

https://play.kth.se/media/Movement/0_p0k2e55x

6. Don't let technical aids interfere with your message https://play.kth.se/embed/secure/iframe/entryId/0_libazxzr/uiConfId/23449749/pbc/235458

Darkness makes people fall asleep. Humming makes people fall asleep. A projection makes the presenter look and talk in the wrong direction. Use only when they add something to your presentation.

https://play.kth.se/media/Technical+Aids/0_libazxzr