SPORTSCIENCE RESEARCH RESOURCES
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This page contains original material for teachers, researchers, and research students of sport and exercise science. Submissions are welcome. CONTENTS   Writing     Scientific Writing     Writing a Literature Review     Writing a Grant Application or Research Proposal     Who Should be the Authors    Design and Analysis     Quantitative Research Design      A New View of Statistics    Presentation Skills     Create and Publish Web Documents     How to Use PowerPoint      Create an Effective Poster     How to Give Talks   HELP with this page. Downloading, unzipping, etc.

PRESENTATION SKILLS How to Use PowerPoint Will Hopkins Use this outstanding Microsoft program to make slides, posters, and questionnaires. The documents are even Mac-PC interchangeable! How to Use PowerPoint 4 will get you started on versions 4 to 7 much quicker than the manual or on-line help. Last updated 26 April 1997

Create an Effective Poster Will Hopkins      The main resource is text and graphics updated from a poster I presented at the 1995 annual meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine. I present the material here under the following headings: background, concise content, plain language, clear graphics, few tables, relevant numbers, big plain fonts, color, visual impact, and software & mounting.      View the resource on screen or download a zip-compressed version in rich text format. You can also download a zip-compressed file containing two templates for creating poster panels with PowerPoint 4: one each for landscape and portrait orientations of the panels. View the resource (14K + 126K images). Download the resource (118K). Download the PowerPoint templates (12K). Help! Last updated 26 Feb 1997

How To Give Talks Will Hopkins      This package consists of lecture notes, a slide show, and a short humorous sketch on how NOT to give talks. The lecture notes and slide show have been used in my 300-level course on research methods in exercise and sport science. The sketch appeared on an e-mail list on the Net in 1996.      The lecture notes cover the same topics as the slide show, but in more detail. The topics include: The talk itself: preparation, delivery, hardware Question time The slides: content, figures and tables, charts For the audience For the chairperson Examples of transparencies and slides      View the lecture notes directly on screen or download a top-quality printable version. The slides have to be downloaded. View humorous sketch (4K). View lecture notes (21K + 23K images). Download lecture notes (35K). Download slides (PowerPoint 7) (141K). Download slides (PowerPoint 4) (134K). Help! Last updated 14 Jan 1997

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