All researchers should be able to present their work to an audience.
There are some basic skills which should not be neglected. These
can be summed up as: preparation; structure and evaluation and
improvement.
Zobel, Justin. (2004) Writing for computer science.
2nd ed. London: Springer.
- Chapter 14 (pp 225-248) is relatively lengthy guide to
giving presentations. The author states (p. 5) "Almost
certainly you will disagree with some of the points given
in this book, but at least exposure to another's opinion
should lead you to justify your choice of style.".
Dee, Phil. (2006) Building a successful career in scientific
research: a guide for PhD students.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- Chapter 5 (pp 26-28) presents a six point guide to the art
of preparing and delivering presentations.
