About the webinar
After planning your visuals and speech for your next international research conference, you’ll then have to professionally and effectively deliver your oral or poster presentation, live, to your peers. Achieving a successful and memorable performance will not only boost your confidence and reputation, but also potentially improve the quality of your contributions to your field and expand your research network. This webinar will focus on both what to say in your conference speech and how to say it, to help you optimise your presentation and keep your audience interested, engaged, and inspired.
This webinar covers:
1. Making a good first impression
2. Holding your audience’s attention
3. Tips for confident presenting
About the webinar
While planning your research, you know that the end goal will be to publish your findings in either a journal paper, book or thesis. However, many researchers only start to think about the writing process once the research is complete. Failure to plan properly and make use of available tools and resources can waste valuable time and lead to frustration as you try to compile your manuscript.
This webinar covers:
1. When and how to plan your writing, including when to select your journal, or plan your book or thesis outline.
2. Tools that can improve your organization of data, references, thoughts, ideas and initial drafts.
3. Tips for successful collaboration in the research and writing process.
4. How to approach the writing process so that you avoid getting “stuck” and being left with an unfinished manuscript.
Head of Training and Development & Managing Editor, AsiaEdit
Dr Baron studied Psychology from undergraduate to PhD level at Exeter University, a top-10 university in the UK.
After a year working as a postdoc at a medical school in Plymouth, UK, she became a Lecturer on the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology course at Exeter University. Here, she convened the Research Methods component of the course, provided research supervision to more than 10 doctoral students and served as both an internal and an external PhD examiner for various students. During this time, Dr Baron published nine research papers in top academic journals and collaborated on writing several research grant proposals. Since leaving academia 13 years ago, she has worked as an academic editor, mainly at AsiaEdit, where she has progressed from a junior editor to Head of Training and Development and Managing Editor for Social Sciences. During this time, she has edited thousands of academic papers and helped many authors to successfully publish their research.
