正参考的20分钟科学报告提纲:3 U, O! \& A/ v1 ~# k' g0 l1 T
1. Title/author/affiliation (1 slide)
( T. t6 t) P8 ` l& U 2. Forecast (1 slide): Give gist of problem attacked and insight found (What is the one idea you want people to leave with? This is the "abstract" of an oral presentation.)
9 L6 k2 J) p" { 3. Outline (1 slide): Give talk structure. Some speakers prefer to put this at the bottom of their title slide. (Audiences like predictability.)
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4-1. Motivation and Problem Statement (1-2 slides):(Why should anyone care? Most researchers overestimate how much the audience knows about the problem they are attacking.)
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4-3. Methods (1 slide): Cover quickly in short talks; refer people to your paper.
q! I$ F% e" `. e+ | 5. Results (4-6 slides): Present key results and key insights. This is main body of the talk. Its internal structure varies greatly as a function of the researcher's contribution. (Do not superficially cover all results; cover key result well. Do not just present numbers; interpret them to give insights. Do not put up large tables of numbers.)
: D7 q' ?. e2 B/ U" m 6. Summary (1 slide)" L( V. `( h7 Q! i y9 c$ {
7. Future Work (0-1 slides):Optionally give problems this research opens up.7 |/ A7 _- k& ^! o. ?
8. Backup Slides (0-3 slides): Optionally have a few slides ready (not counted in your talk total) to answer expected questions. (Likely question areas: ideas glossed over, shortcomings of methods or results, and future work.)
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简洁版: 1. Title/author/affiliation (1 slide)& n2 R: j! i- K, e, A: C6 Q
2. Motivation (1 slide)
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6. Conclusion (1 slide)( k- I! Z. q; d+ ]1 e# o& D- d' |1 U5 d
7. Future Work (1 slide)
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9. Backup Slides
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举个例子:
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首先,引用 A PhD is not enough 中的话:
4 \& v1 \) F8 i. ^2 dAs the speaker you are putting on a one-man show. Your listeners are investigating an hour of their valuable time... They expect to hear a good story, with a beginning, a middle and an end...
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是的,要讲一个“故事”,因为大家都喜欢听故事,无厘头在这里就不靠谱了。而且要尽量讲得简单易懂,化繁为简,林老师也说“如果学术报告能够让老妈也能听懂,就是成功”(据说是 Don Forsyth 的名言)。
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, F: M' M |% q" ]) |我之前分享了一份20分钟科学演讲的提纲:
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. g r! R. s3 W' P i; P0 J+ c, Z+ ^以“讲故事”为目标,修改后的最终版本PPT的结构变成了:. v! E: V. n" J6 J; f5 M; x
1. Title/author/affiliation (1 slide)
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4. Hypothesis (1 slide)- G4 R- R7 g( ~3 b, L$ J. z
5. Results (8 slides)
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8. Acknowledgements (1slide)
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几点我觉得比较重要的改变包括:
% l8 d" A4 O" O [# t4 A$ F/ ma. 删除 Forcast & Outline,这是为了更快的进入“故事”;其实所有与故事无关的都应当删去。
! k8 A" F$ d2 Fb. 缩减 Background,删减后的这个部分只有一张slide,只包括“故事”中必须要用到的概念。4 ]9 n5 z+ S f: U. D2 q. Q Z
c. 增加 Hypothesis,这个部分有点像文章的 Introduction,与最后的Conclusion对应,介绍这个研究的科学问题。
6 @5 X- a# Y2 s) O/ ?d. 加大 Results 的份额,这个就不用多说了吧。“讲故事”就在这里。当然了,我发现真正在准备的时候还是很费时的,因为要注意顺序问题,怎样能一张一张有逻辑的将故事说圆了,让大家都没有疑惑。
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也就是 Results 部分,也是报告真正的核心内容。与写文章不同的是,因为时间限制,细节问题不需要讨论;这样才能将重要的内容凸显出来。图多字少不用公式也是给短报告的一个原则。
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我的第一个版本的每一张 Slide 都包括了进度条和姓名时间,后来在林老师的建议下删掉了。这是因为要“努力使听众集中注意力听故事”。 `7 W7 z" F3 `9 G/ h
同样,制作 PPT 还有很多细节问题,有些关乎个人风格。目标当然是要显得“Professional”了。下面是林老师在帮我修改 PPT 时的一些建议,在这里与大家分享一下:+ C% g) l$ M, T1 a
a. 字体: Aria narrow.0 ?4 W8 B L, H; k- r; [
字体大小: title 32, subtitle 28 etc., not smaller than 18
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, j4 T! x2 D( T, P+ L7 B, Rc. 不要过分展示别人的结果,专注于讲自己的故事。
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5 |/ C' x* f4 c+ K$ C2 \ K, }8 G因为图片在报告的重要性,PPT 中的每一张图都要重新画过,推荐用 png 格式。我用 AI 将 pdf 转成 png 格式,同时要注意分辨率,字体大小的问题。下面链接是个很详细的说明:: C7 G7 o0 f" P, J E$ U6 U8 V b& \- {6 F
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