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How to improve your scientific presentations – First online edition

Presentation

The workshop “How to improve your scientific presentations” is organised by the Dr. Antoni Esteve Foundation. 

Designed with a blend of theory and practice, this new course not only covers basic skills in public speaking but also looks at shaping your message, structuring your content and polishing your delivery in order to have a greater impact on your audience. Defining a message, having a central objective, establishing a narrative, imposing a structure and attractive design of slides are some of the keys to capturing and holding public attention.

With a combination of plenary sessions and workshops with small groups, the course will take place from 9-13 November 2020, with a welcome day on 6 November. The course is coordinated by Brian McCarthy. 

Dates and Time: from Friday 6 November to Friday 13 November 2020 (inclusive), from 18:00 to 20:45 (all days)

Place: Online

The workshop is free of charge and has limited places. Participants must attend all sessions. 

For more information, please visit the following link: https://www.esteve.org/en/eventos/how-to-improve-your-scientific-presentations-primera-edicion-en-linea/

Programme

Webinar intro

1. Core of presentations
Plenary session

2. Participants share their three-part core
Workshop

3. Structure your Content
Plenary session

4. Brainstorming Content
Workshop

5. Interaction with Audience
Plenary session

6. Conversations with each participant
Workshop

7. PowerPoint
Plenary session

8. Body language presenting on camera
Plenary session

9. Final Presentations
Workshop

Speakers

The course is coordinated by Brian McCarthy. He is a writer, translator and instructor of several courses. He has also translated and edited dozens of articles on pharmacology, psychology and education. Before moving to Spain in 2005, he was a professional theater director and acting coach. McCarthy will be assisted by 12 coaches, who will be in charge of the practical sessions with small groups.