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How to be a Usability Star
- 1. How to be a usability star The UX Public Speaking Toolkit
- 2. Agenda <Break> Delivery Evaluation Practice 12 pm <Lunch> Introductions Ideas Presentation Design Rehearsal 2
- 3. Ground Rules You speak… then I speak.
- 4. Ground Rules - Speaker Come up to the front of the room Shake hands Speak Shake hands 4
- 5. Ground Rules - Audience Clap when the speaker comes up Clap when the speaker leaves Roles… Timer… Um/Ah counter… Evaluator 5
- 7. Introductions (1 min) Your name Where you study and/or work What you do Where you use public speaking skills Why you are here 7
- 8. About me 8
- 10. Toastmaster Meeting Toastmaster Prepared Speeches Table Topics Evaluation Timer Um/ah Counter 10
- 11. Filler Words Um Ah Well Actually OK So Like You know Anyway 11
- 12. Evaluation The sandwich method
- 13. Ideas Where do they come from?
- 14. Ideas Table Topics Ideas are the easy part. It’s difficult to find good presentation ideas. 14
- 15. Good news You don’t have to be Jakob Nielsen
- 16. The first idea is the hardest After that, it’s a piece of cake
- 17. Hell is other people Professional Networking
- 18. Ideas Evaluation
- 19. Presentation Design Do your slides have to be pretty?
- 20. Presentation Design Table Topics Every time someone uses PowerPoint, a kitten dies. A picture’s worth a thousand words. 20
- 21. Slides are not important… …but they can ruin your presentation.
- 22. The Dangers of PowerPoint
- 23. 23
- 24. Information Design First Points and Arguments
- 25. 25
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- 30. Rehearsal How to prepare, and how much?
- 31. Rehearsal Table Topics Where and how do you practice? What makes it hard to practice? 31
- 33. Timing is everything 33
- 34. Too much of a good thing? 34
- 35. Toastmaster Speeches The Ice Breaker Organize Your Speech Get to the Point How To Say It Your Body Speaks Vocal Variety Research Your Topic Get Comfortable With Visual Aids Persuade With Power Inspire Your Audience 35
- 37. Break (15 min) Back at 11am
- 38. Showmanship
- 39. Showmanship Table Topics The ideas are more important than style. It’s entertainment! 39
- 41. The Sins of Showmanship 41
- 42. The Perils of Showmanship 42
- 44. Evaluation Judge and be judged
- 45. Evaluation Table Topics You can’t improve without feedback. Most of the time, the feedback you get is useless. 45
- 46. 46 The Good
- 47. 47 The Bad
- 48. The Off-Topic 48
- 51. Um/Ah Count 51
- 52. Practice Table Topics Silence Fear 52
- 53. Usability Profesionals Association (UPA) Boston UPA Monthly Meetings Annual Mini-UPA Conference (May) Annual UPA Conference (2011 in Atlanta) 53
- 54. Human-Computer Interaction chapter of ACM (sigCHI) Boston CHI Bits Boston CHI Monthly Meetings Annual sigCHI Conference 54
- 55. Tech Meetings/Conferences Boston PechaKucha O’Reilley Ignite Refresh Boston Basecamp Boston Agile Dev Meetings 55
- 56. Boston Interactions Calendar 56
- 59. Videos No slides http://www.ted.com/talks/eric_mead_the_magic_of_the_placebo.html All slides http://www.pecha-kucha.org/presentations/73 59
- 60. Resources Toastmasters toastmasters.org MIT TM Group:tuesday-evening-toastmasters-MIT@googlegroups.com MIT TM President: Mike Preshmanmpresh@gmail.com Slideshare http://www.slideshare.com Stock Photography http://www.istockphoto.com Jared Spool on Slidesharehttp://www.slideshare.net/jmspool/ 60
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- 9am
- End 9:15
- End 9:30
- 1 of 5 End 9:45
- -Who’s heard of it?Speaking clubs – founded in 1924Structured approach for developing public speaking skills2 of 5 End 9:45
- Talk through table topics3 of 5 End 9:45
- 4 of 5 End 9:45
- Sandwich method; don’t evaluate the content of the presentation5 of 5 End 9:45
- End 9:51 (3 x 2 minutes)
- 1 of 3 End 10:00amI don't have enough to sayOthers have already said it... better than me. I have no credentials/don't have 20 years experience like X-I don't know enough about the subject-
- 2 of 3 End 10:00amIdeas are everywhereYour classesYour jobOther people Co-presenters Conversation at networking eventsConferencesCHI conference - research/panels UPA conference - case studies/methods IA Summit - deliverables/methods/tools
- 3 of 3 End 10:00am
- End 10:05 (3x 1:30 = 4:30)
- End 10:11
- 1 of 8 End 10:22Bad impression – Worry about your slides after you've taken care of everything else. Two schools of thought… Visuals are unimportantVisuals are extremely important
- 2 of 8 End 10:22Bad impression – Isit bad to design your presentation in powerpoint?Sometimes... I do it all the time – Distracts you from your pointsYou start looking for pretty pictures to illustrate your points rather than thinking about what you’re trying to sayDon’t use slides as notesDon’t use clip artUse other visual aidsIt depends on type of presentation
- 3 of 8 End 10:22
- 4 of 8 End 10:22Worry about your slides after you've taken care of everything else.
- 5 of 8 End 10:22Visuals can be very compelling
- 6 of 8 End 10:22
- 7 of 8 End 10:22Don’t use clipartDangers of minimalism…People do use your slides after the presentation Printing slides in the conference book - NO. Do a handout with a teaser.
- 8 of 8 End 10:22
- End 10:25
- End 10:31
- 1 of 4 End 10:41amRecord yourselfBest way of improvingPut your presentation on slideshareHow many people hate the sound of their own voice?
- 2 of 4 End 10:41amUsed to think I never had enough to sayNow have too muchOvercompensateEnd earlyHow I planned this workshopPlan for the unexpectedTalk faster in real life
- 3 of 4 End 10:41amusing notesmemorizing presentationreading presentation
- 4 of 4 End 10:41am
- End 10:45am
- End 11:00am
- End at 11:06
- 1 of 4 End 11:16pmWhy is jared sough afer?He’s funnyHe tells good storiesBut…Um/ahsNot a rock star
- 2 of 4 End 11:16pmDon’t use slides as notesOK to use notesDon’t recite from memoryGet to the point! End 11:16pm
- 3 of 4 End 11:16pmPeople fall asleepEquipment malfunctionsAttention spans are short
- End 11:20am
- End 11:26
- End 11:26
- 1 of 3 End 11:36
- 2 of 3 End 11:36
- 3 of 3 End 11:36Tell story about UPA presentationComplained about his voiceComplained about his shoesEvaluate yourself Initially, you lose track of what you’re saying.
- End 11:40
- How to get started…Co-presentationsPanelsInterview others – videosAudience interaction cuts your timeTell story of usability elevator pitchTell story of twitter presentation
- End 12pm
- End 12pm
- -Who’s heard of it?Speaking clubs – founded in 1924Structured approach for developing public speaking skills
- -Who’s heard of it?Speaking clubs – founded in 1924Structured approach for developing public speaking skills
- -Who’s heard of it?Speaking clubs – founded in 1924Structured approach for developing public speaking skills