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How to Turn a Research Article into a PowerPoint Presentation – Recorded livestream demonstration

*Note: I may be compensated, but you will not be charged, if you click on the links below. This livestream where epidemiologist and data scientist Monika Wahi demonstrated how to turn a research article into a Powerpoint presentation was originally broadcast on May 21, 2022. Topics covered: 👩‍🏫 How to make a template to start a presentation 👩‍🏫 How to choose style options in PowerPoint 👩‍🏫 How to go through the published article, pick out the important parts, put them on the slide, and summarize them. 👩‍🏫 Tips and tricks for preparing and doing the presentation delivery. Link to demonstration article: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/... Download the example Monika made during this demonstration here: https://buff.ly/3wfMa2N If you are a public health practitioner looking for a targeted program for enhancing your data science skills, please sign up to participate in my 30-minute market research interview so I can get your feedback: https://buff.ly/3UnLqmq WANT TO SUPPORT MONIKA ON SOCIAL MEDIA? ❤️Subscribe to Monika's YouTube channel: https://buff.ly/2W6ijuc 🧡Follow/connect with Monika on LinkedIn:   / dethwench   💛Follow Monika on Twitter:   / phexaminer   💚Try Monika’s courses on LinkedIn Learning: https://linkedin-learning.pxf.io/NKN0JO 💙Try Monika's boutique research methods and data science courses here: https://buff.ly/3zM243P I listed the links I mention below as they come up in the livestream. Enjoy! 04:17 Beginning of livestream. Explanation of the type of presentation we are making. 05:38 Definition of “research” structure: background, research aims/hypothesis, methods, results, and discussion/conclusion. 07:30 Why are so many research presentations boring, when research itself is interesting? Because we can’t wait for the results and discussion part! 09:35 When low-quality articles get published, it is a challenge to turn them into a presentation. 12:06 Two formats of abstracts: Structured and unstructured 12:53 Why you need the whole article, and not just the abstract, when preparing your presentation. 14:00 Different strategy for making 5-minute presentations vs. 20 to 30 minute presentations 15:18 Different ways to present quantitative vs. qualitative methods 13:36 Put tables, figures, and any other “pictures” or images in the results section 18:13 Challenges in choosing what to present in the results of a quantitative study 19:13 How to think about what to choose to report from the discussion. Consider your audience! 20:32 Where Monika teaches her customers to put the research aim, and where to put the answer to their research aim 21:56 Introduction to PowerPoint, and why Monika recommends it for presentations 25:14 Demonstration of choosing “slide layout” appropriate to slide 26:54 Configuring the “slide master” 29:03 Why Monika prefers editing the master herself to choosing a design 29:32 How to insert a picture for background on every slide 30:30 How to change the color palette 31:46 How to handle references/citations in a presentation 32:30 How to think about the relationship between the amount of time you are presenting and the number of slides you choose to present 34:06 Before you make the slide presentation, decide: How long do you want to talk? And what points do you want to get through to the audience? 35:00 How to block out time in the presentation 36:35 Beginning of blocking out the presentation in PowerPoint 39:30 How to block the results section 43:17 Demonstration of how to summarize the conceptual framework on a slide 45:20 How to do citations and references in a presentation, along with tips on configuration and formatting 48:26 The difference between reading about research, and learning about it through a presentation. 50:18 The presentation is no good if the audience does not know what it is supposed to get out of the presentation 51:57 Notes about including pictures in presentations 54:44 Got questions? Post them in the comments! Like this? Hit the like button!