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PART 2: PODIUM
PRESENTATION SKILLS
Vanderbilt University Medical Center Nursing Research Office
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Objective
The objective of this presentation is to
prepare you for a successful presentation.
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Time Limit
If you are given a time limit for your
presentation it is important not to deviate
from your script.
On average you will spend 1 minute
discussing each slide.
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Not Using PowerPoint
Be more deliberate with the transition of
topics
Have notes with you that might include:
• Key points you want to make
• Discussion questions
• Handouts for audience
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Practice
Practice by yourself in front of a mirror
Practice in front of an audience:
• Schedule a block of time that is twice as
long as the scheduled presentation
• Tape record your presentation
• Invite co-workers that are and are not
familiar with the topic.
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Tips for a Successful Presentation
Know your material
Eye contact
Body language
Voice
Podium panic
Security items
Questions & answers
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Tips: Know your Material
Speech should come across as a conversation
Do not memorize material
Do not read your slides word for word
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Know your Material - Graphics
Be sure to orient people to your graphics
• What does each color represent
• Clearly state what the axes represent
• Describe how the graphic fits into your
presentation
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Tips: Eye Contact
It is important to have eye contact with your
audience at all times. • Pick out a friendly face and keep them as a
focal point.
• If in a large auditorium, you will need several
“friendly” faces.
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Tips: Body Language
Do’s Make eye contact
Professional stance,
with your hands out of
pockets and arms
relaxed
Do Not’s Chew gum/candy
Bite your fingernails
Click or tap pen or
pencil
Play with clothing
pieces
Shuffle notes
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Tips: Voice
Articulate clearly
Speak slowly
Vocalize pauses and punctuation
Speak loudly
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Tips: Podium Panic
For some speakers presentations can make
them extremely nervous. To combat podium
panic keep these tips in mind:
oAudiences are forgiving
oBe prepared
oPractice
oBe yourself
oDeep breathing
oNervousness is usually
not visible to the
audience
oAvoid caffeine/other
stimulants before
presentation
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Tips: Security Items
Print out a copy of your slides and take with
you to the podium
Have multiple copies of your presentation
(e.g. email it to your self, jump drive)
Bring your own clicker (to advance slides) in
case one is not provided.
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Tips: Questions & Answers
At the end of your presentation leave time
for questions and answers.
• Do not argue with members of the
audience
• Be honest
• Keep answers brief
• It is ok not to know the answer
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Day of Presentation
Pick out clothes that look professional and
make you feel comfortable.
Check equipment before the presentation
starts.
Practice relaxation techniques (i.e. breathing
or muscle relaxation) before you approach
the podium.
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Next Steps
If you need assistance with your PowerPoint slides
or the outline of your presentation we can help:
Nursing Research Office
S-2413 MCN
3.2992
www.VanderbiltNursingEBP.com
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References
1) Houser, J. (2012). Communicating Research Findings, In Nursing
Research: Reading, Using, and Creating Evidence (2nd ed.).
Sudbury, MA.
2) Zerwic, J.J., Grandfield, K., Kavanaugh, K. et al. Tips for Better
Visual Elements in Poster and Podium Presentations. Educ Health
(Abingdon), 23(2), 267.
3) Houser, J. (2006). Presenting Your Research Effectively, In
Clinical Research in Practice: A Guide for the Bedside Scientist.
Sudbury, MA.