Communicating Complex Information

Presenting Your Ideas Clearly and Effectively

Melanie Morgan and Douglas Pruim

Topics Covered

Three different explanation models: quasi-scientific, transformation and elucidating
Barriers to effective explanations including myths
The importance of audience analysis in effectively communicating complex ideas
Using analogies to explain abstract ideas.
Effective organization in oral presentations
Infographics.
Creating organisational structures.
Producing charts which enhance audience understanding.
Use different methods to overcome the barriers that most audiences face when learning complex information
Apply practices for organizing and explaining ideas orally
Design presentation slides for improved audience understanding
Communicate complex ideas or material to various audiences.
Three different explanation models: quasi-scientific, transformation and elucidating
Barriers to effective explanations including myths
The importance of audience analysis in effectively communicating complex ideas
Using analogies to explain abstract ideas
Effective organization in oral presentations
Infographics
Creating organisational structures
Producing charts which enhance audience understanding

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