Presentation Structure

What do you do firstly when you open a presentation?

• state the topic

• greetings and introduce your team members

• introduce your team members

• state the objective

After you greet the audience and introduce your team members, what do you do next?

• introduce the topic, rationale, and objectives

• inform the structure of presentation

• inform the length of presentation

• inform the background of the presentation

Background of the study is about what the researcher know, current condition/problem

• TRUE

• FALSE

Rationale is the research answers; something that the researchers already knew

• TRUE

• FALSE

Objectives of the research explain about the importance and the goals of the research.

• TRUE

• FALSE

"We devide our presentation into 4 parts: A, B, C, and lastly D." This sentence is example of...

• greetings

• rules for QnA

• outline/structure of the presentation

• starting the body part

If you have any questions, please save them until the end of our presentation. This sentence is example of ...

• introducing the topic

• Rules for QnA

• state the objectives

• structure/organization of the presentation

What do you present in the Body of the presentation?

• objective, methods, results, discussion

• rationale, methods, results, discussion

• literature review, methods, results, discussion

• aims of the research, methods, results, discussion

Literature Review is about .......

• information about participants

• previous research/studies

• how to collect data

• numbers, graphs, tables

Methods is about....

• objective of the study

• tables, numbers, graphs

• how to collect the data

• the meaning of the data