Guidelines for Effective Online Presentations

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Learning how to create impactful online presentations is essential for effective communication. This guide provides detailed instructions on the structure, content, and design elements necessary for a successful presentation. From setting time limits to incorporating key sections like Aim, Results, Method, and Conclusion, these guidelines aim to help presenters deliver engaging and coherent presentations.


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  1. Each presentation will have a ten-minute limit. Presentation must include Aim (Cilj), Results (Rezultati), Method (Metoda), and Conclusion (Zaklju ek) This instructions are written in English, but if you want you can prepare your presentation and present in Slovene as well. After reading the instruction below, please, delete first two slides with instructions.

  2. GUIDELINES On the next four slides you will find a template for your online presentation. The design of the slides including font style, square bullet-points, line spacing, backgrounds and colours is mandatory. DO NOT CHANGE THE TITLE OF THE SLIDES! (use Slovene or English titles) PRESENTATION SHOULD BE SAVED AS: NAME_LASTNAME_YOUNGMINDS_presentation.pptx All text in italic are guidelines for design. After reading the instruction above, please, delete this slide. YOU MUST SUBMIT YOUR PPTX VIA OUR ONLINE FORM!

  3. Title of your presentation; Verdana, Blue, suggested size: 40 Presenters First and Last name, Verdana, Grey, suggested size 25 Mentor and other authors. Mentor should be listed first.

  4. AIM AND SCOPE This slide should be an introduction to what you do, but please, do not present the theoretical background of your work present the AIM, SCOPE, METHODS, etc. ask yourself three golden questions: o WHAT?, WHY?, HOW? you can always omit the text and include only graphics in your slides if you use both text and graphics keep in mind the size ratio between them. use only the material you own or you are allowed to use if you cite something, do this on the slide where a certain reference is used, like this1 1 F. Last, et al., Sci., XX, 2021. (delete this section if not used)

  5. METHOD Shortly describe the method you have used/are using to produce the results Include schemes and diagrams to attract the attention Images from the lab can also come in handy It is NOT desired to build you presentation on hypotheses. We suggest not to include them in this presentation and rather focus on the results and the story behind your research.

  6. RESULTS Feel free to present your research data and/or findings anyhow you like, be creative, but always keep in mind that the audience should be able to see and understand everything you put on the slide do not make a slide too full and unorganised

  7. CONCLUSION YOU CAN USE ONLY ONE SLIDE! So think about which crucial findings you would like to share with the audience.

  8. THANK YOU Here you can thank the audience, invite people to your poster, list all relevant affiliations, list all relevant projects connected to your research, etc. If not used, delete this textbox.

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