2. h p://www.agu.org/meetings/fm09/lectures/lecture_videos/A23A.shtml

4. WHAT
STYLE?

5. OPTION ONE
Develop a presentation on an aspect of
your research in the style of Pecha Kucha.

7. OPTION TWO
Develop a presentation on an aspect of
your research following guidelines set by
the American Geophysical Union.

9. WHAT
AUDIENCE?

10. US THEM

11. GOING
OFF
THE GRID
Photograph: Mike Small

12. Photograph: Howard Kang

13. Unplug.
Photograph: Shawn Campbell

15. Find a
quiet spot.
Photograph: Ed Yourdon

16. Photograph: Kurt Groetsch

17. Identify your
core message.
Photograph: Nicole Cho

18. BRAINSTORM!

20. “
If I can make things work on paper,
”
then I can make them work on the set.
Kevin Coster

24. Consolidate,
edit and group
your ideas.
Photograph: Ma hew Wright

25. Photograph: Robert Dumas

26. “
MURDER
YOUR
DARLINGS. ”
Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch

27. Sketch
your visuals.
Photograph: mia!

28. THEN
go back to
your computer.

31. Photograph: Ric Bretschneider

33. Exercise!
A er brainstorming on your own, use
the slide template to create a blueprint
for your presentation.