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100 1 $aAdamy, David.
245 10 $aPreparing and delivering effective technical presentations /$cDavid Adamy.
250 $a2nd ed.
260 $aBoston :$bArtech House,$c℗♭2000.
300 $axxii, 280 pages :$billustrations ;$c23 cm.
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
490 1 $aArtech House technology management and professional development library
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $g1.2$tAbout public speaking$g2 --$g1.3$tHow to do it wrong$g6 --$g2.1$tPreparation process$g10 --$g2.2$tInitial items$g10 --$g2.3$tDesigning your talk$g20 --$g2.4$tDetailed preparation$g24 --$g3$tOutlining$g27 --$g3.1$tGeneral structure$g28 --$g3.2$tTime allocation$g28 --$g3.3$tParts of the talk$g29 --$g3.4$tIntroduction$g29 --$g3.5$tBody$g33 --$g3.6$tConclusion$g38 --$g3.7$tBuilding an outline$g40 --$g4$tVisual Aids--Designing and Using Them$g49 --$g4.1$tGeneral considerations$g50 --$g4.2$tVisual aid media$g57 --$g4.3$tDirect computer projection$g58 --$g4.4$tOverhead projector slides$g64 --$g4.5$t35-mm slides$g73 --$g4.6$tMoving media$g78 --$g4.7$tFlip charts$g84 --$g4.8$tBlackboard$g87 --$g4.9$tHandout material$g89 --$g4.10$tPhysical items passed around$g91 --$g4.11$tThree-dimensional models$g93 --$g4.12$tDemonstrations$g95 --$g5$tCreating Visual Aids$g99 --$g5.1$tGeneral requirements$g99 --$g5.2$tUsing the services of a graphic arts department$g104 --$g5.3$tGenerating visual aids by yourself$g110 --$g5.4$tOverhead projector slides$g111 --$g5.5$t35-mm slides$g116 --$g5.6$tMoving media$g123 --$g5.7$tFlip charts and display cards$g128 --$g5.8$tThree-dimensional models$g129 --$g5.9$tDirect computer projection$g131 --$g5.10$tTricks of the trade for creating computer graphics and slides$g132 --$g6$tGetting the Most Out of the New Presentation Technology$g141 --$g6.1$tWhen the media interferes with the message$g142 --$g6.2$tChoosing equipment for computer-aided briefings$g144 --$g6.3$tUsing the technology to maximum effect$g152 --$g6.4$tIssues concerning traveling with computer slides$g154 --$g6.5$tUpdating an earlier briefing$g156 --$g6.6$tClassified information$g160 --$g6.7$tGraphics issues$g161 --$g6.8$tTricks for the novice computer artist$g163 --$g7$tLogistics$g169 --$g7.1$tBriefing room readiness$g169 --$g7.2$tRoom scheduling$g171 --$g7.3$tRoom layout$g171 --$g7.4$tCollection and preparation of equipment$g179 --$g7.5$tSafety and comfort factors$g180 --$g7.6$tMarking of visual aids$g181 --$g7.7$tMultiple-speaker logistics$g182 --$g7.8$tFeeding people$g182 --$g7.9$tHandout material$g184 --$g7.10$tTen "little" items that everyone forgets$g185 --$g8$tPresentation Technique$g187 --$g8.1$tGeneralities$g188 --$g8.2$tThings to do ahead of time$g194 --$g8.3$tThings to avoid$g197 --$g8.4$tWays to speed your improvement$g199 --$g9$tCruel and Unusual Circumstances$g201 --$g9.1$tSpeaking in a restaurant$g202 --$g9.2$tSpeaking through a translator$g204 --$g9.3$tSpeaking to the nonnative-language speaking audience$g207 --$g9.4$tSpeaking in a language not your own$g207 --$g9.5$tWhen something goes wrong$g208 --$g9.6$tHostility from the audience$g209 --$g10$tManaging the Multiple-Speaker Briefing$g211 --$g10.1$tNature of multiple-speaker briefings$g211 --$g10.2$tBriefing plan$g213 --$g10.3$tChoosing the team$g214 --$g10.4$tMaintaining unity$g215 --$g10.5$tManagement considerations$g218 --$g10.6$tIntroducing speakers$g221 --$g10.7$tOpening and closing statements$g223 --$g11$tReal-World Briefings$g225 --$g11.1$tWork review$g226 --$g11.2$tMarketing presentation$g230 --$g11.3$tTechnical conference paper$g234 --$g11.4$tAfter-dinner technical talk$g236 --$g11.5$tPresenting a prepared paper$g237 --$g11.6$tConvincing the skeptical audience$g239 --$tA Speaking Exercises$g241 --$gExercise 1$tWork review$g242 --$gExercise 2$tMarketing presentation$g243 --$gExercise 3$tTechnical conference paper$g244 --$gExercise 4$tAfter-dinner technical talk$g244 --$gExercise 5$tMultiple-speaker briefing$g245 --$gExercise 6$tReading a prepared paper$g246 --$gExercise 7$tConvincing the skeptical audience$g247 --$gB$tSpeech Notes: How and When To Use Them$g249 --$tUniversal truth$g250 --$tGood old Mark Twain$g254 --$tAvoid the crutch$g254 --$tUltimate truth$g255.
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