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Question 1: What makes a 'persuasive' presentation? Take notes under the following headings:

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Question 1: What makes a 'persuasive' presentation? Take notes under the following headings:

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1: Delivery (approach / voice / timing)

2: Content

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Question 1: What makes a 'persuasive' presentation? Take notes under the following headings:

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Question 1: What makes a 'persuasive' presentation? Take notes under the following headings:

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1: Delivery (approach / voice / timing)
Fluent in speaking
Sound fluctuation
Use appropriate hand gestures when speaking
PPT with appropriate words and pictures

2: Content

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Go onto the Three Minute Thesis website and watch ONE presentation. After watching, explain:

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Go onto the Three Minute Thesis website and watch ONE presentation. After watching, explain:

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1) Which presentation did you watch?
2) What was good about the content / delivery of this presentation?

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Three Minute Thesis - University of Queensland

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2022 Second Place Winner Iowa State University "Biased Interaction of Different Tubulin Isotypes with Tumor Overexpressed Genes (TOG) Determines Cell Division Rate"

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Question 1: What makes a 'persuasive' presentation? Take notes under the following headings:

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Question 1: What makes a 'persuasive' presentation? Take notes under the following headings:

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1: Delivery (approach / voice / timing)
Through Powerpoint, with data visualized in diagrams or graphs.

Keep in good pace and speak clearly, be sure to make yourself understood.

Make sure you have enough time for the most important parts like the lit review and methodology. Keep the whole presentation in around 5-7 mins.
2: Content
Try to cover the main points as the entire RP is definitely too long for 5-7 mins.

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Question 1: What makes a 'persuasive' presentation? Take notes under the following headings:

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Question 1: What makes a 'persuasive' presentation? Take notes under the following headings:

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1: Delivery (approach / voice / timing)

2: Content

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Question 2: On the example video, what strategies does the presenter use to persuade us that her research is important? Take notes under the following headings:

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Question 2: On the example video, what strategies does the presenter use to persuade us that her research is important? Take notes under the following headings:

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1: Delivery
the speed and volume of her speech are very comfortable.
and the words she used are accurate and coherent.

2: Content
many data and interesting example

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Question 2: On the example video, what strategies does the presenter use to persuade us that her research is important? Take notes under the following headings:

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Question 2: On the example video, what strategies does the presenter use to persuade us that her research is important? Take notes under the following headings:

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1: Delivery

2: Content

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Question 2: On the example video, what strategies does the presenter use to persuade us that her research is important? Take notes under the following headings:

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Question 2: On the example video, what strategies does the presenter use to persuade us that her research is important? Take notes under the following headings:

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1: Delivery
Used a graph to visualize the expected revenue under different 'waiting periods'.
Used gestures, changes in tone, pace and volume.
Some sayings may help audiences understand the idea.
2: Content
Took Harry Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Smith as examples to arouse the audiences' interest and empathy. Then made interpretations of why her model is valuable for managerial decisions.

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Question 2: On the example video, what strategies does the presenter use to persuade us that her research is important? Take notes under the following headings:

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Question 2: On the example video, what strategies does the presenter use to persuade us that her research is important? Take notes under the following headings:

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1: Delivery

2: Content

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Question 3 (Product D): Make some bullet-point notes here: What content do you want to include, to help you 'sell' Product D?

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Question 3 (Product D): Make some bullet-point notes here: What content do you want to include, to help you 'sell' Product D?

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Question 3 (Product C): Make some bullet-point notes here: What content do you want to include, to help you 'sell' Product C?

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Question 3 (Product C): Make some bullet-point notes here: What content do you want to include, to help you 'sell' Product C?

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Question 3 (Product B): Make some bullet-point notes here: What content do you want to include, to help you 'sell' Product B?

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Question 3 (Product B): Make some bullet-point notes here: What content do you want to include, to help you 'sell' Product B?

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Question 3 (Product A): Make some bullet-point notes here: What content do you want to include, to help you 'sell' Product A?

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Question 3 (Product A): Make some bullet-point notes here: What content do you want to include, to help you 'sell' Product A?