Support and tips for thesis students
In previous posts, we talked about how to give a great presentation, and how to avoid clutter using the 5/5/5 rule. In this post, we will focus more specifically on designing your slides. Great presentation design is not as difficult as you think. Effective design is all about organizing information …
Key message The 5/5/5 rule states that slides should not contain more than 5 lines of text, each line should not contain more than 5 words, and the presentation should not contain more than 5 text-heavy slides in a row. If you want to apply this rule, it can help …
A picture says more than a thousand words. In a scientific text or presentation, the most important message is often presented in a graph or a plot. For example, a bar chart that shows a difference between groups, a scatter plot that describes the relationship between two variables, or a …
Delivering a great thesis presentation is not easy, but there are some tricks you can use to make sure that your audience can at least remember the most important message. Here are five tips to get you started! Key points The aim of a thesis presentation is to communicate a …
