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Usually, presentations have 10 to 20 slides for a 10-minute talk, so your presentation should have no more than 20 slides.\nKU presentation templates are available via this SharePoint location: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://kansas.sharepoint.com/:f:/t/KUBrand/Eub2H9x__TJOvoVZZH0HP-EBhTRQjv5Dy04of-gZMNeNdA?e=VZIhWL\" \\h \u0014Research poster templates.\u0015 PowerPoint is an easy way to create your presentation. As a student, you have access to this software for free; access information from KU IT: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://technology.ku.edu/catalog/microsoft-powerpoint\" \\h \u0014https://technology.ku.edu/catalog/microsoft-powerpoint\u0015\nIf presenting online, you will record a 10-minute-long talk explaining your work.\nResources:\nBest Screen Recorders - no watermarks or time limits: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCNri04lHaI\" \u0014https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCNri04lHaI\u0015\nDownload free KU research poster templates: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://brand.ku.edu/toolkit/downloads/research-poster-templates\" \u0014https://brand.ku.edu/toolkit/downloads/research-poster-templates\u0015\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://brand.ku.edu/toolkit/downloads/research-poster-templates\" \\h \u0014 \u0015\nYour presentation should include the following information:\nInformation about your project\nKeep your message simple and appropriate for a general audience. Double check your poster has:\nThe title of your presentation\nYour name\nYour mentor\nYour affiliation\nBroad introduction\nThis section explains the broader significance and rationale for your project. Think of a good “hook” to get the listener’s attention.\nYou might address these questions:\nWhy did you do this project?\nTalk about the big picture—what is the issue, disease, interest, or need for this work?\nWhy does this work matter to the field?\nBackground & context\nYour next few slides should provide the context and niche for your project by synthesizing prior academic work.\nYou might answer these questions:\nWhat research has been done related to this topic?\nWhat prior research or experiments led to this project?\nWhat makes your project the logical or necessary next step?\nMethods or approach\nYour next few slides should explain what you did to address the topic, hypothesis, or question that you described earlier in the talk.\nYou might answer these questions and use these tips:\nWhat methods, approach, or theory have you used to learn about this topic?\nRather than giving the nitty gritty technical details of your method, focus on why this method was chosen over others and the basics of how it works.\nYou might also give an example of the types of results your chosen method yields.\nResults & analysis\nShow us the key data from your experiments or explain how your theory has given new insights into an idea or text. Since your space is limited, you do not need to show us every piece of information you collected. Focus on the key takeaways. This is another place where figures (pictures, tables, graphs, machine output, photographs, etc.,) should be used.\nConclusions\nConsider answering these questions to help you form a conclusion:\nWhat broad conclusions can you draw from your work?\nWhat are the larger scale implications?\nWhat are the future directions for your work (note: sometimes Future Directions can be its own section on the poster if you have a lot of thoughts about what comes next).\nAcknowledgements\nDo not forget to thank the people and organizations that helped make this research possible.\nYou should ask your research mentor or instructor for feedback. You may also want to send your presentation to a friend to see if they can understand it.\nOnline Preparation (if applicable)\nOnce you are satisfied with your final PowerPoint slide presentation, save a copy of it as a PDF before you add the voiceover/narration. 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