How to Convert Research Papers to Conference Presentations?

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How to Convert Research Papers to Conference
Presentations?
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• Conference presentations are important in every
  profession majorly for those which are related to
  academics. In most of the projects requires
  condensing a much longer paper into a 15 to 20
  minute presentation which becomes challenging.
• However, presenting the work is an important
  academic and professional exercise because it
  allows sharing research, ideas and arguments with
  a wider audience. Presentations include visual
  elements which is used for converting a written
  paper into a visual material that is appropriate
  for the topic.

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Preparing PowerPoint Slides

• Pictures or graphics in the slides attract more
  attention of the audience. Thus, using more
  pictures and graphics is relevant in a conference
  presentation and it must not be overloaded with
  monotonous data or text. Too much text makes the
  slide unreadable.
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• The aim is to have a few powerful slides.
• Prepare an Agenda or Table of Contents slide.
• Proofread everything, including visuals and
  numbers.
• Font size must be large enough to be easily read.
  Using a variety of fonts in is distracting.

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• For a long presentation, changing the background
  designs when shifting to a new topic attracts the
  audience to listen. Animation effects can be
  interesting when used in moderation. Too much
  animation is distracting and time taking. Slides
  must not be read aloud. Audience can read the
  slides themselves. Numbers are usually confusing
  to the audience. They should be used as little as
  possible.
• Charts need to be clearly labelled. Numbers in
  tables are both hard to see and to understand.
  There is usually a better way to present the
  numerical data than with columns and rows of
  numbers. PowerPoint deletes portions of charts
  and worksheets that are imported from Excel which
  is more creative.

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Key points to be remembered for a conference
presentation

• Introduction of the speaker (unless already
  introduced).
• Stating the thesis clearly.
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• Telling the audience why the selected topic is
  relevant.
• Making sure to tell the audience what awaits
  them.
• Incorporation of a lot of quotes in the paper,
  make it more difficult to cite other scholars in
  a presentation. Use of signal phrase to introduce
  the source to the audience is relevant.
• Confidence and understanding about the topic is
  vital for a conference presentation.

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• Conference presentation must not be ended without
  a conclusion. The audience has just listened too
  many of the arguments and observations, but they
  may have already forgotten some of them. Thus,
  concluding the whole presentation is very
  important to make sure that the audience does not
  miss out the basics of the project explained
  earlier by the speaker.
• Speaking Talk at a natural, confident and
  moderate rate of speech, project the voice, speak
  clearly and distinctly, repeat critical
  information, pause briefly to give the audience
  time to digest the information on each new slide.

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