Bài giảng Technical writing and presentation - Chương 4: Visual aids for presentation - Vũ Văn Thiệu

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TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC BÁCH KHOA HÀ NỘI  
HANOI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY  
° Aims of visual aids  
° Types of visual aids  
Visual Aids for Presentation  
Technical Writing and Presentation  
° Tips for designing slides with visual aids  
° Tips for using visual aids  
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Why use visual aids in presentations?  
Why use visual aids in presentations?  
° PEOPLE REMEMBER  
° 10% of what they read  
° 20% of what they hear  
° 30% of what they see  
° Makes presentation more interesting and lively  
° Helps audience understand the presentation  
° Helps speaker present information more  
systematically  
° Reinforce and add impact to information  
° 70% of what they see & hear  
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Why use visual aids in presentations?  
Choice of visual aids depends on  
° Illustrate a relationship between ideas  
° Show information patterns or pictures  
° Present figures, graphs or charts  
° Summarize key points  
° The resources at your disposal  
° Cost  
° Time available for preparation  
° Size of group  
° Your own and preferences of others  
° The learning environment  
° Help audience follow passages or quotations  
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Types of visual aids used in Presentation  
Handouts  
° Why use handouts?  
° Handouts  
° Audience can concentrate better (instead of writing)  
° Provide more detailed information  
° Summarizing or including the main points of a  
° Posters  
presentation (take away message)  
° Useful if your presentation is highly technical or complex  
° White/black boards  
° Video clip  
° When to provide handouts?  
° Before or after presentation?  
° PowerPoint Slides  
° Flipcharts  
° What to include in your handout?  
° Expand on bullet points and graphics to allow a more  
complete explanation. Just don't go overboard  
° May include related information that further supports or  
explains what is in your presentation  
° Transparencies  
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Posters  
White/black boards  
° Flexible and interactive  
° Used at the precise  
° Suits small group  
moment to illustrate  
point  
° Writing clearly can be  
slow  
° Visible throughout  
° Back to the audience  
° Can’t store information  
° Can scratch & squeal  
° Need chalk & duster  
° Easy to use & wipe  
presentation  
° Consider how it  
should be displayed  
° May need a pointer  
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White/black boards  
Video clip  
° Clean the board well before starting and  
check the condition of marker  
° Write large letters  
° Stand to side as write  
° Don’t face the board while talking to  
° Can show clips of specific examples  
discussed  
° Add another dimension to presentation  
° Possible technical problem  
audience  
° Divide the board into column and legibly  
° Keep contents which you may want to refer  
to again  
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PowerPoint Slides  
° Can look very professional  
PowerPoint Slides  
° Suits groups of various sizes  
° Hard to keep audience attentive  
° Technical problems  
° Very good for building up slides, diagrams  
° Introduce text a line at a time (wipe, dissolve)  
° Easy to update old presentations  
° Can use same slide many times  
° Colour and multimedia  
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Lighting issues  
° Check the computer system/equipment before loading  
° Familiarize with the operation of the slides  
° Transfer presentation to hard disk  
° Be familiar with the operation of slide show  
° Rehearse presentation  
° Keep a printed copy of slides in case of computer  
malfunction  
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One idea per slide  
Diagrams  
° What idea does this illustrate?  
° Does it support my key message?  
° Avoid using too much text  
° Colour can be very useful for diagrams  
° Use several diagrams for complex models  
° Relevant parts only  
° Build up diagrams  
° Hi-light and masking  
° Simple schematics tend to be most  
effective  
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Tables  
Example: Diagram of User input and solution in a car parking  
recommender system  
° Usually have too much information  
° Too many numbers  
Cg,f  
free-com  
{y,n }  
GSM-radio  
{y, n}  
biz-pack = y  
Cb,g  
biz-pack  
{y, n}  
YES  
YES  
° Graph or a pictorial representation  
y
y
sensor  
{y, n}  
Cb,r,s  
n
° Equations – don’t include unless you  
n
Cv,s,e  
easy-parking  
{y, n}  
NO  
intend to explain them  
y
rec-pack  
{y, n}  
video  
{y, n}  
Cr,v  
YES  
° Inferential statistics – don’t include unless  
YES  
rec-pack = y  
Configuration  
(Part of CSP  
solution)  
directly relevant to your message  
Customer  
input  
Functions  
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Explaining solutions (2)  
Example in a Recommender System: Explaining solutions (1)  
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The typical approach used to answer a why-question is to compare the  
presented case with the customer requirements and to highlight which  
constraints are fulfilled and which are not (McSherry 2003b)  
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If a customer is interested in digital cameras with a price less than 150,  
then p1 is recommended.  
°
Example:  
id  
p1  
p2  
p3  
p4  
p5  
p6  
p7  
p8  
price  
148  
182  
189  
196  
151  
199  
259  
278  
mpix Opt-zoom  
LCD-size  
2.5  
movies sound  
waterproof  
id  
p2  
p3  
p4  
p5  
p6  
p7  
p8  
price  
mpix Opt-zoom  
LCD-size  
movies sound  
waterproof  
8.0  
8.0  
4x  
5x  
no  
no  
yes  
no  
8.0  
5x  
no  
2.7  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
no  
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2.7  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
no  
Why?  
8.0  
10x  
12x  
3x  
2.5  
no  
8.0  
10x  
12x  
3x  
2.5  
no  
10.0  
7.1  
2.7  
yes  
no  
196  
151  
199  
259  
278  
10.0  
7.1  
2.7  
yes  
no  
3.0  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
3.0  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
9.0  
3x  
3.0  
no  
9.0  
3x  
3.0  
no  
10.0  
9.1  
3x  
3.0  
no  
10.0  
9.1  
3x  
3.0  
no  
10x  
3.0  
yes  
10x  
3.0  
yes  
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Explaining solutions (3)  
Explaining solutions (4)  
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The weights of the attributes can be incorporated into the answers  
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The requirements of a customer might be too specific  
If the customer requires a price less than 160 and LCD size of more than  
2.4 inches, where LCD size is weighted much more than price, then p5 is  
recommended  
Why-explanations provide information about the violated constraints  
For example, if the customer requires a price less than 150 and a movie  
function, then no product fulfills these requirements.  
id  
p1  
p2  
p3  
p4  
p6  
p7  
p8  
price  
148  
182  
189  
196  
199  
278  
mpix  
Opt-zoom LCD-size  
movies sound  
waterproof  
id  
p2  
p3  
p4  
p6  
p7  
p8  
price  
182  
189  
196  
199  
259  
278  
mpix Opt-zoom  
LCD-size  
movies sound  
waterproof  
8.0  
4x  
5x  
2.5  
2.7  
2.5  
2.7  
3.0  
3.0  
no  
no  
yes  
no  
8.0  
5x  
no  
8.0  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
no  
2.7  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
no  
8.0  
10x  
12x  
no  
8.0  
10x  
12x  
2.5  
no  
Most similar  
products  
10.0  
yes  
10.0  
2.7  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
yes  
9.0  
3x  
no  
9.0  
3x  
3.0  
no  
9.1  
Why?  
no  
10.0  
9.1  
3x  
3.0  
no  
10x  
yes  
10x  
3.0  
yes  
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Graphs  
Example: Chart with Precision and Recall  
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E.g. typically when a recommender system is tuned to increase  
precision, recall decreases as a result (or vice versa)  
° Title, axis marks, legend, labels  
° Pie charts – not unless data sum to 100%  
° Three dimensional charts  
° Good contrast  
° Colour (5 max)  
° Lines 4 times thicker than for printed work  
° Error bars  
° Simple schematic  
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Tips for designing visual aids  
° COLOUR  
Tips for designing visual aids  
- clear & appropriate  
° STYLE - Select one style and use consistently  
° TeXt STYLE AND SIZE - Choose carefully  
- one color for main idea, two  
complementary color for sub points.  
- avoid red-green and pastels  
° LAYOUT and SPACE  
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Tips for designing visual aids  
Tips for using visual aids  
° INTEGRATE visual aids  
° AVOID GIMMICKS - Computer graphics  
(background, patterns, clip art etc.) should  
be used to enhance presentation.  
° REHEARSE with your visual aids  
° Maintain EYE CONTACT  
° PROOFREAD  
° PLAN AHEAD  
° DO NOT READ from your visual aid  
° STOP SPEAKING while audience read  
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Tips for using visual aids  
° DO NOT PASS OUT items while presenting  
° REVEAL AIDS only when NEEDED  
° USE THEM, don’t just display them!  
° CHECK ROOM & EQUIPMENT in  
advance  
° CHECK visual is VISIBLE to audience  
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