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国際学会English　ポスター発表

C.S.Langham　著

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総頁数：128頁 / 2色
判型：A5判
発行年月：2013年8月
ISBN978-4-263-43354-6
注文コード：433540

医科・歯科・理工など，すべての学会で役に立つ！
国際学会で“ポスター発表”を成功させるためのマニュアル本

内容紹介

■■国際学会での英語発表，英語プレゼンテーションに役に立つと評判の『国際学会English』シリーズ第3弾！■■

◆近年の国際学会でポピュラーになっているポスター発表（Poster Previews，Poster Overviews）について，それぞれ実例を取り上げながらキーセンテンス等を掲載．大事なポイントは日本語で解説しています．
◆ディスカッションの仕方，質問への対応の仕方，聴衆との連絡先の交換方法や受賞スピーチのための決まり文句など，すぐに活用できる内容が満載です．さらに，ポスター発表をよりよくするためのアドバイスも掲載しました．
◆本書一冊で，国際学会でのポスター発表に自信がもてます．

本書のパンフレットはこちら（PDFファイル約794KB）

序文

Introduction
Poster presentations are a good way of introducing research results to small groups of people in an informal atmosphere.The discussion phase gives presenters opportunities to get feedback on their data and network with visitors.
When planning a poster，presenters will be concerned about the following：layout，balance between text and visuals，amount of information，types of visuals to present data，title and subheadings，color，font size，and accessibility.All of these are important，but one crucial factor is missing： the English needed to present and discuss the poster.This is where presenters have problems.Having spent time and effort making a poster，the importance of a clear and concise supporting explanation is frequently overlooked.Many presenters simply read directly from the poster or a script，neither of which are attractive ways of presenting.
This book introduces the English that presenters need in order to give a clear and concise summary of their research and discuss the contents of their poster.Two examples of poster previews and two poster presentation overviews with key sentences and notes on usage are introduced.There are four sections entitled Poster Notes，which introduce advice on how to improve your poster presentation.
Additionally，there are sections on making contact with visitors，explaining your background and research and how to stay in control of a poster discussion.Finally，there are short sections on poster chairperson English and presenting and receiving awards.

Acknowledgments
This book has benefitted from discussions with the following people： Adam Guy，Brian Purdue，and Tadashi Saigusa.I have also learned a lot from staff and students at Nihon University School of Dentistry，who have been involved in the annual student clinician program sponsored by Dentsply.Additionally，I would like to acknowledge participants on presentation skills programs at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology and the Tsukuba Center for Institutes.To all of these people，I am extremely grateful.
　Clive Langham
　Nihon University School of Dentistry
　Ochanomizu，Tokyo
　July 1st，2013

　Introduction
　Acknowledgments
Part1　Poster Previews
　Poster Preview：Example 1
　Poster Preview：Example 2
　Quick Guide 1：Poster Previews
Part2　Poster Overviews
　Poster Overview：Example 1
　Poster Overview：Example 2
　Quick Guide 2：Poster Overviews
　Finishing your poster overview
Part3　How to make contact with visitors to your poster
　1　Start with a greeting
　2　Ask visitors if they would like a handout
　3　Find out about your visitors
　4　Offer to give a short overview
　5　Invite questions at any time during your overview
　6　Ask visitors if they have a specific question
　7　Ask visitors if they need a more detailed explanation
　8　Check that visitors understood your explanation
　9　Offer to give visitors your contact details
　10　Ask visitors for their contact details
　11　Finish by thanking your visitors
Part4　Explaining your background and research
Part5　How to stay in control of a poster discussion
　1　Simplify your data or explanation to help people understand
　2　Repair communication breakdown
　3　Deal with a question you cannot answer
　4　Deal with a question outside your field
　5　Correcting someone who misunderstood your data
　6　Introduce data that is the opposite of what a member of the audience is suggesting
　7　Avoid a problem by agreeing with someone and then giving your own opinion
　8　Explain something by going back to information you already presented
　9　Explain something by moving forward to information not yet presented
　10　Add information to explain something more fully
　11　Respond quickly to a question by giving an estimate
　12　Refer to your future research plans
　13　Confirm the topic of a question
　14　Emphasize the main points to help people understand
　15　Answer a question by repeating something you already mentioned
　16　Explain a technical term
　17　Return to the original question if the discussion gets off the point
　18　Returning to the main point
　19　What to say when visitors arrive in the middle of an overview or discussion
　20　Skip detailed information
　21　Deal with a request for a paper
　22　Check that visitors understand your answer
　23　How to handle a question that is long or difficult to understand
　24　Deal with a question that is not clear or difficult to understand
　25　Clarify what you have said
　26　Give examples to support your explanation
　27　Acknowledge a point made by a visitor that may conflict with what you have said
Part6　Poster Chairperson English
Part7　Awards
　Presenting an award for the best poster at a conference
　Receiving an award：a short speech of acceptance
Poster Notes
　I　Too much detail can be a problem
　II　What is the take-home message?
　III　Academic written English and spoken English
　IV　How does a visitor interact with your poster?