Presentation Record Part A
Planned format of my presentation (eg timing, audience, use of visual
aids, slides, use of notes, etc.).
My presentation will be structured as a formal slide based
presentation. My presentation will be around 10-15, supported by
visual aids and structured in a chronological order to clearly
communication my research. My presentation will follow a clear
narrative flow, passing from introducing my topic and reasons for
choosing it, to explaining my aims and methodology, presenting
my findings, analysis, and final conclusions. My presentation is
divided across 9 slides. Each of the different slides provides a
different insight on one specific topic or theme. This ensures the
information being delivered to flow and not overcrowded. Every
slide will include a design, colour scheme and relevant imagery
that is related to the Covid 19 and the impacts linked to the
pandemic. In order to, support understanding and maintain
engagement. The key information will be presented to my
audience with the use of headings, bullet points no short text to
highlight main points.
To delivery my presentation I will ensure to speak clearly and
confidently, explaining each slide in detail and expanding on all
the key points, rather than just reading off the board. I will also
use form, academic language, whilst keeping my explanations
offer accessibility to ensure that the audience can understand
complex ideas. When ending my presentation, I will allow time
at the end for questions to be asked, this will allow be to clarify
points and explain parts of my research in more detail.
I may use flashcards or notes to help me remember the key points
to ensure that I cover all the content I have planned. However, I
ensure to not rely on them entirely throughout the presentation.
The presentation will continue supported research and evidence I
have gathered throughout my project.
, Planned content of my presentation
Slide 1: Introduction
My title ‘A Multidimensional Analysis of the Covid 19
Pandemic; Evaluating the Long-Term Impact on Individual
Human Experiences’ and introduction slide. For the background I
used a relevant visual of the virus. This slide allows me to
introduce my audience to the core focus of my research, setting
the clear context for the topics I will further dwell into
throughout my presentation. Introduction. 'Multidimensional' sets
a clear framework for my 8 pillar research plan. This ensures that
my project will have a clear structure and a specific goal rather
than just general history of the virus. I have evaluated diverse
ranges of sources, using government health statistics. The title
itself clearly demonstrates that I am not just looking at one
sector, but the individual human experiences as a whole. This
will allow me to create a 5,000 word argument by connecting
many different complex ideas.
Slide 2: Why I chose this topic
On this slide I will explain why I decided to base my project on
the topic of Covid 19, I will also mention my personal reasons
and motivation for choosing this research topic. This will
demonstrate the reason behind, and the spark created from my
interest in studying the long-term impacts of the Covid 19
pandemic on individuals. I will also mention why I believe this
topic is important and relevant to research. This sets out the key
purpose and value of my project. I explained the different reasons
why I wanted chose to do my project on this topic, as I wanted to
move away from the medical perspective of the covid-19. Slide 2
creates a narrative hook, it. explains my motivation from seeing
the world shift during the pandemic.
Slide 3:
This slide represents my reasons for choosing the topic, breaking
down the main ideas of focus. I will mention the importance of:
my personal connections to the pandemic; the importance of
exploring its human impact rather than just statistics; the ‘ripple
Planned format of my presentation (eg timing, audience, use of visual
aids, slides, use of notes, etc.).
My presentation will be structured as a formal slide based
presentation. My presentation will be around 10-15, supported by
visual aids and structured in a chronological order to clearly
communication my research. My presentation will follow a clear
narrative flow, passing from introducing my topic and reasons for
choosing it, to explaining my aims and methodology, presenting
my findings, analysis, and final conclusions. My presentation is
divided across 9 slides. Each of the different slides provides a
different insight on one specific topic or theme. This ensures the
information being delivered to flow and not overcrowded. Every
slide will include a design, colour scheme and relevant imagery
that is related to the Covid 19 and the impacts linked to the
pandemic. In order to, support understanding and maintain
engagement. The key information will be presented to my
audience with the use of headings, bullet points no short text to
highlight main points.
To delivery my presentation I will ensure to speak clearly and
confidently, explaining each slide in detail and expanding on all
the key points, rather than just reading off the board. I will also
use form, academic language, whilst keeping my explanations
offer accessibility to ensure that the audience can understand
complex ideas. When ending my presentation, I will allow time
at the end for questions to be asked, this will allow be to clarify
points and explain parts of my research in more detail.
I may use flashcards or notes to help me remember the key points
to ensure that I cover all the content I have planned. However, I
ensure to not rely on them entirely throughout the presentation.
The presentation will continue supported research and evidence I
have gathered throughout my project.
, Planned content of my presentation
Slide 1: Introduction
My title ‘A Multidimensional Analysis of the Covid 19
Pandemic; Evaluating the Long-Term Impact on Individual
Human Experiences’ and introduction slide. For the background I
used a relevant visual of the virus. This slide allows me to
introduce my audience to the core focus of my research, setting
the clear context for the topics I will further dwell into
throughout my presentation. Introduction. 'Multidimensional' sets
a clear framework for my 8 pillar research plan. This ensures that
my project will have a clear structure and a specific goal rather
than just general history of the virus. I have evaluated diverse
ranges of sources, using government health statistics. The title
itself clearly demonstrates that I am not just looking at one
sector, but the individual human experiences as a whole. This
will allow me to create a 5,000 word argument by connecting
many different complex ideas.
Slide 2: Why I chose this topic
On this slide I will explain why I decided to base my project on
the topic of Covid 19, I will also mention my personal reasons
and motivation for choosing this research topic. This will
demonstrate the reason behind, and the spark created from my
interest in studying the long-term impacts of the Covid 19
pandemic on individuals. I will also mention why I believe this
topic is important and relevant to research. This sets out the key
purpose and value of my project. I explained the different reasons
why I wanted chose to do my project on this topic, as I wanted to
move away from the medical perspective of the covid-19. Slide 2
creates a narrative hook, it. explains my motivation from seeing
the world shift during the pandemic.
Slide 3:
This slide represents my reasons for choosing the topic, breaking
down the main ideas of focus. I will mention the importance of:
my personal connections to the pandemic; the importance of
exploring its human impact rather than just statistics; the ‘ripple
