Presentations: From Design to Delivery (For Librarians)

Presentation skills are a vital part of working in the information profession yet this is an area many people feel uncomfortable with. They assume that presenting means standing up to deliver a talk to an audience but it can also involve leading a tour, speaking in meetings or working at an enquiry point.

This interactive workshop, tailored specifically to the library community, will take you through the process of creating and delivering a presentation, give you tips on design and public speaking and help you to feel more confident in communicating with others. At the end of the course you will be able to deliver any kind of session with confidence

• Cambridge University Librarians

• Further details regarding eligibility criteria are available

Number of sessions: 1

• The importance of learning presentation skills
• How to make your message stand out
• Dealing with nerves
• How to develop confidence
• How to cope when things go wrong

Interactive workshop

Part of the Supporting Researchers in the 21st Century Programme

One session of two hours

• Librarian as Researcher
• Research Communications
• Research Impact
• Supporting Researchers in the 21st Century