Sharing ideas or talking about your research in a range of academic, professional and social settings often requires you to condense and articulate complex concepts in a way that convinces non-specialists in restricted time. Training such formats – be it flash talks, elevator statements, ninety-second or three-minute theses – will equip you with valuable rhetorical skills that allow you to:
- condense complex discourses into concise speech;
- convert expert jargon into non-specialists language;
- confidently and fluently deliver ready-made talks.
In this course you will train packaging your own ideas into three-minute talks that are precise, understandable and convincing. For examples, see Three Minute Thesis and TED in 3 Minutes.