科学演讲的艺术
The craft of scientific presentations
Michael Alley · 初版 2013 年
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「《科学演讲的艺术》第 2 版旨在增强你作为科学与工程演讲者的能力。本书通过找出 Brian Cox、Jane Goodall、Richard Feynman 和 Jill Bolte Taylor 等杰出演讲者何以如此出色来实现这一点。此外，本书还解释了为何如此多的科学演讲会失败。本书最有价值的贡献之一，是教授科学演讲的断言—证据法。与大多数工程师和科学家那样把演讲建立在主题短语这一薄弱基础之上不同
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……幻灯片的其余部分则是支持该论点的信息，最好是图表形式。按顺序阅读各页标题应该能让你对演讲内容有一个非常清晰的了解。我强烈推荐 Michael Alley 写的《The Craft of Scientific Presentations》，书中涵盖了这种“主张-论据（assertion-evidence）”方法以及大量其他实用主题。[0] https://www.assertion-evidence.com
…of the slide is some information, preferably graphical, that supports the assertion. Reading the titles in order should give you a strong sense of the presentation content. I strongly recommend "The Craft of Scientific Presentations" by Michael Alley, which covers the assertion-evidence approach, and a host of other practical topics. [0] https://www.assertion-evidence.com
……http://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~jrs/speaking.html 我跟他没有任何利益关系，只是在网上看到了他的这篇吐槽。我认为他的观点适用于很多技术演讲（虽然肯定不是全部）。另一个很有帮助的资源是《The Craft of Scientific Presentations》：http://www.amazon.com/Craft-Scientific-Presentations-Critica... 说到底，演讲工具本身可能没有我们想象的那么重要，尽管我赞同 Tufte 的看法，即文字密集的……
…http://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~jrs/speaking.html I'm in no way affiliated with him, just found his rant online. I think his points apply to a lot of technical presentations (though certainly not all). Another helpful resource is "The Craft of Scientific Presentations": http://www.amazon.com/Craft-Scientific-Presentations-Critica... The bottom line is that the tool itself is probably less relevant than we think it is, though I agree with Tufte that text-intensive…
特别对于科学/技术演讲来说，我从《The Craft of Scientific Presentations》[1] 里学到的一个真正有用的技巧就是“主张-论据（assertion-evidence）”幻灯片。这种幻灯片的顶部是一句完整的句子，提出了一个实质性的主张。然后幻灯片的其余部分包含支持该主张的证据，通常……
For scientific/technical talks specifically, a truly useful technique I learned from The Craft of Scientific Presentations[1] is the assertion-evidence slide. This type of slide has a complete sentence at the top that makes a substantive assertion. Then the rest of the slide contains evidence for that assertion usually…