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MIS 495 Presentation Workshop

MIS 495 Presentation Workshop. Structure, Teamwork, Execution. The Structure. Input Process Output. 3 Phases of a Presentation. Present . Work on Presentation (Group). Research, Analyze and Write. 3 Phases of a Presentation. Presentation . Work on Presentation (Group).

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MIS 495 Presentation Workshop

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  1. MIS 495Presentation Workshop Structure, Teamwork, Execution

  2. The Structure • Input • Process • Output

  3. 3 Phases of a Presentation Present Work on Presentation (Group) Research, Analyze and Write

  4. 3 Phases of a Presentation Presentation Work on Presentation (Group) Research, Analysis and Writing

  5. Phase 1Research, Analyze and Write Research: Reading Analysis: Think. Discuss. Apply the Case Analysis skills. * Writing: Represent your thoughts and analysis concisely.

  6. Phase 2Work on Presentation - Content • Input from Phase 1. • Process: • Division of responsibility and leadership • Parts, synthesis, practice time • Develop a perspective • Context: Main points, supporting points • Create questions to engage the audience • Who is the Audience? • Apply the case analysis framework • Current situation, Analysis, Future • Prepare the materials and presenters* • Present!

  7. * Prepare the materials and presenters – more details • Create the content • Flow of ideas • Is there a metaphor or a standard approach? • Get graphics • Helpful, easy to see and understand, relevant * • But not too many…

  8. * Prepare the materials and presenters – even more details • Fit the pieces, transitions, logical flow. • Quality Assurance……Ask How is it working? • …Practice

  9. Present –(Phase 3) • Input: Practice • Transitions • Speaking and Posture • Clear • Confident • To Audience • Engage, surprise, inform (but be yourself) • Not concise, but do not overfeed …

  10. My quality assurance • What will you remember?

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