Presenting Research Findings
Presenting Research Findings
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ALPHONCE KIBET E021-01-
2306/2020
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DERRICK MUCHERU E021-01-
1277/2021
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SAMUEL GACHIENGO E021-01-
1280/2021
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VALENTINE NDICHU E021-01-
1266/2021
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EDWINFRED KAMAU E021-01-
1267/2021
Why Research Needs a Narrative-
Data as Art:
-Transform charts into infographics. - Use
animations to illustrate processes dynamically.-
Simplify and Focus:
- Highlight only the most impactful data points.
-Avoid clutter to keep visuals clean and
effective. Interactive Visuals:
- Encourage audience exploration with
interactive graphs or maps.
Creating an Emotional Connection
Design Principles:
- Balance whitespace and content.
- Use complementary color palettes.-
Typography Tips:
- Use bold fonts for emphasis. - Avoid overly
decorative styles.-
Beyond Slides:
- Integrate multimedia like videos or sound for a
multisensory experience.
Overcoming Challenges in Communication-
Common Obstacles:
- Resistance to complex or technical topics.
- Limited engagement due to dense data.-
Solutions:
- Break data into narratives that unfold gradually.
Relate every slide back to a central theme.
Proactive Feedback:
- Conduct mock presentations to refine your
delivery.
Final Thoughts-
Key Takeaways:
- Treat research as a story waiting to be told.
- Emphasize clarity, relevance, and engagement.-
Action Steps:
- Apply storytelling frameworks to your next
presentation.
- Continuously seek feedback to improve.
Closing Note:
- "The best research is the one that connects."