Presentation Rules: a. Length - Between 4 and 8 minutes. b. Include a slide with the title, journal and authors of your study. c. Include a table, or description, of the cost analysis Presentation Grading: a. Organization, delivery, slides consistent with assignment 4 points b. Title/Journal/Author slide, cost analysis slide 2 points c. Time requirement 2 points d. Powerpoint Slides 2 points e. Total possible 10 points The use of Powerpoint, or a comparable visual program like Prezi, is worth two points. Students are encouraged to use Powerpoint on the computer projector, but they must submit the final version of their Powerpoint file as a Canvas assignment by Tuesday April 24, 2016 at 7:00 a.m. If you do not submit your files as a Canvas assignment by this time, you may not use the computer projector. No changes will be allowed in any submitted files after this deadline – there will be no exceptions so please do not ask for one! Presentation Order: Be Ready

Presentation Rules: a. Length - Between 4 and 8 minutes. b. Include a slide with the title, journal and authors of your study. c. Include a table, or description, of the cost analysis Presentation Grading: a. Organization, delivery, slides consistent with assignment 4 points b. Title/Journal/Author slide, cost analysis slide 2 points c. Time requirement 2 points d. Powerpoint Slides 2 points e. Total possible 10 points The use of Powerpoint, or a comparable visual program like Prezi, is worth two points. Students are encouraged to use Powerpoint on the computer projector, but they must submit the final version of their Powerpoint file as a Canvas assignment by Tuesday April 24, 2016 at 7:00 a.m. If you do not submit your files as a Canvas assignment by this time, you may not use the computer projector. No changes will be allowed in any submitted files after this deadline – there will be no exceptions so please do not ask for one! Presentation Order: Be Ready OSH 420 Due April 24, 2018 Presentation Rules: a. Practice, practice, practice..... b. Length - Between 4 and 8 minutes. c. Include a slide with the title, journal and authors of your study. d. Include a table, or description, of the cost analysis e. DO NOT READ YOUR REPORTS f. Attendance is required for ALL presentations. Failure to attend any presentation will result in a 2 point penalty on your own presentation. In addition, any students using cell phones or working on other class material during a presentation will be assessed a 4 point penalty. Presentation Grading: a. Organization, delivery, slides consistent with assignment b. Title/Journal/Author slide, cost analysis slide c. Time requirement d. Powerpoint Slides e. Total possible 4 points 2 points 2 points 2 points 10 points The use of Powerpoint, or a comparable visual program like Prezi, is worth two points. Students are encouraged to use Powerpoint on the computer projector, but they must submit the final version of their Powerpoint file as a Canvas assignment by Tuesday April 24, 2016 at 7:00 a.m. If you do not submit your files as a Canvas assignment by this time, you may not use the computer projector. No changes will be allowed in any submitted files after this deadline – there will be no exceptions so please do not ask for one! Presentation Order: Be Ready Presentations Suggestions: Final Preparations... Know your material thoroughly Organize your notes and visual aids Rehearse to minimize nervousness Arrive early Make sure all equipment is on hand and functional Relax. Be confident. You are well prepared Consider your audience... Smile and greet your audience Quickly establish rapport Focus attention on you and your topic Show enthusiasm and interest Talk with your audience, not at them Be conversational, use simple, straight-forward language Make personal references (“I”, “you”, names of audience members) Define all technical terms Clarify complex ideas with verbal illustrations Make skillful transitions Keep to your allotted time Summarize succinctly Remember paralinguistics... Project your voice and speak clearly Control the rate, volume, pitch and tone of your voice Pause strategically Eliminate “uhs” and “ums” Use body language... Control nervousness Be natural Make and maintain eye contact Move confidently and strategically to hold the interest of your audience Underscore key points with appropriate facial expressions and body gestures Leave a strong final impression For more information on becoming a great public speaker, visit http://www.toastmasters.org/