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Presentation Skills: Secrets of Success
Presentation skills

Pierce A. Grace
Professor of Surgical Science
National Institute of Health Science
University of Limerick

Presentation skills
Overview
• Preparation
• Who are the audience?
• What to use?
• How to make the “slides”
• Rehearsals
• Fear
• “On the day”
• Questions
• The secrets of success

Presentation skills
Secrets of success
The first secret of a successful presentation is:

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Preparation
Preparation
Preparation

Presentation skills
Getting started
Give yourself a starting date for the project

Do a little everyday!

Soon it will be finished

Presentation skills
Who will you be speaking to?
Who?

What type of presentation?
How long?

• Colleagues/Seniors
/Juniors

{Departmental meeting
{Journal club

• Students

{Lecture
{Seminar
{Interactive discussion

• National Meeting
}
• International Meeting }

{Research presentation
{Invited Lecture

• The public/the press

{Lecture/Press release

Presentation skills
What “hardware” will you use?
Power Point
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Presentation skills
What “hardware” will you use?
• Nothing very brave!
• Blackboard }
• Whiteboard}
• Flipchart }

{class
{interactive session
{brainstorming

• Overheads
• (35mm Slides
• Powerpoint

class/lecture research presentation) any presentation can make changes at the last minute (learn how to use it!)

• Handouts

lecture/press release

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Presentation skills
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“It lies with the government to satisfy the working classes but there is no justification….”

Speech in House of Commons in
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