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How to present - Writing, Figures, Talks (MIT Deep Learning Genomics Lecture 22)
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1:27:43Now PlayingLecture 22 - How to Present
MIT 6.874 Lecture 22 - Spring 2020
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Lecture 22 slides
Outline: How to write, visualize, present
1. Paper writing and organization: conveying
- Write-first, single key idea, narrative, sharing, feedback
- Readers first: intuition, examples, results-first, take-home
- Simple direct language, active voice, explain, be understood
2. Figures: displaying information visually
- Visual legends, axes:measure-vs-unit/reuse, minimize ink
- Elements: marks/channels; figure types; group/order/simpl
- Typography; composition/layout
3. Delivering impactful oral presentations
- Importance of conveying: sharing makes work alive, point
- Speak clearly: posture/voice/rhetoric/contact/flow/creativ
- Planning: storyboarding, signposts, recovery
- Convincing: rhetoric, ethos/pathos/logos, prepare/natural
- Connect: audience first, guide, appreciate, adapt, payload
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