Presentation Design Critique

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# Presentation Design Critique
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### Cheng Peng 
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### West Chester University of Pennsylvania 
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### STA490: Statistics Capstone 
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# Table of Contents

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<img src="RedDot.png" width=40, height=35> Poor Slide Design 
 
 <img src="RedDot.png" width=40, height=35> Poor Visual Design 
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# Good or Bad Slide Designs?

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# Oral Presentation Assessment

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<li> Organization</li>
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 <li> Presentation is appropriate for the topic and audience</li>
 <li> A clear opening statement and purpose</li>
 <li> Information presented in a logical sequence</li>
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<li> Pertinent</li>
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 <li> Design/layout: neat, clear, and visually appealing</li>
 <li> Summarizes main points</li>
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<li> Content</li>
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 <li> Full understanding of the topics</li>
 <li> Practical and analytic logic</li>
 <li> The technical term well defined</li>
 <li> Analytic justifications</li>
 <li> Text content: straightforward, concise, and accurate</li>
 <li> Reference (acknowledge other’s contributions)</li>
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<li> Quality of Conclusion</li>
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 <li> Well-justified and persuasive conclusions</li>
 <li> Limitations and potential improvements</li>
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<li> Delivery</li>
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 <li> Clear and audible voice</li>
 <li> Projects enthusiasm, interest, and confidence.</li>
 <li> Interaction with audience</li>
 <li> Presentation time management</li>
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<li> Visual Aids</li>
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 <li> Uses various visual tools to enhance the presentation</li>
 <li> Effectively use colors and charts and avoid distraction</li>
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<li> Response to Questions</li>
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 <li> Demonstrates full knowledge of the topic</li>
 <li> Explains and elaborate on all questions</li>
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<h1 align="center"> Project Phases Planing</h1>

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<h1 align="center"> High Dimensional Data </h1>
 
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<li> 3D graphics?</li>
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 <li> 3D is generally not recommended in Dataviz!
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<li> High dimensional data with 2D representation
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 <li> Use of color coding, movements, different types of marks, tooltip messages, interactive tools, etc.
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 <li> Example: Life Expectation vs Total Fertility Over the years by some geographical regions.
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<h1 align="center"> Antarctica Penguins</h1>

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Considered by many to be the signature species of Antarctica, penguins are charismatic little creatures that win the heart of most tourists who visit the White Continent on an Antarctica cruise.

17 species of penguins are found worldwide, however, only 7 reside in the antarctic region and can be considered truly Antarctica penguins.

These are Adélies, Kings, Chinstraps, Emperors, Gentoos, Macaroni, and Rockhoppers.

Penguins are flightless birds, instead they’re designed to swim. Their powerful paddle muscles and sleek hydrodynamic shape makes them extremely quick in the water, often reaching speeds of 25 mph.

Antarctica penguins are very well adapted to the cold. Their oily feathers, which gives penguins that distinguished well dressed look, do not allow water to pass through to their skin.

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Underneath the outer feather layer is thick layer of fat which keep penguins so warm that they often need to fluff up their feathers to cool down.

Although Antarctica penguins have poor eyesight on land, their vision underwater is incredibly good. Like many Antarctica marine animals, penguins eyesight underwater picks up the green and blue hues of the sea exceptionally well.

Seals use their keen eyesight to catch prey and to avoid predators such as Leopard seals Killer whales.

Antarctica penguins generally feed on small fish and krill. It is easy to determine the diet of a particular penguin as penguins that eat krill excrete pink guano whilst penguins that consume fish have white guano.
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<h1 align="center"> Consistency in Slide Design</h1>

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1. Choose a theme and stick to it.

2. Maintain the key design elements.

3. Use of dominant and secondary colors.

4. Font and background consistency.

5. Consistency of bullets point and alternatives.
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<h1 align="center"> Making Custom Colors</h1>

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Good or Bad Graphical Designs?

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# Machine Learning Algorithms 
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<img src="MLAlgorithm.png" width = 800 height = 500>
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# Joint Distribution 
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# Comparing Categorical Distributions 
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# Frequency Distributions 
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# Distribution or Trend? 
 
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# Thanks!

Slides created using R packages:

[**xaringan**](https://github.com/yihui/xaringan) 
[**gadenbuie/xaringanthemer**](https://github.com/gadenbuie/xaringanthemer) 
[**knitr**](http://yihui.name/knitr) 
[**R Markdown**](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com) 
via 
[**RStudio Desktop**](https://posit.co/download/rstudio-desktop/)