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Use “Flashbacks” as Conclusion
Your conclusion slides typically do not introduce new information and concepts, but
rather summarize the key findings presented. A quick and effective way to summarize and re-emphasize the key concepts from your talk, is to introduce a key image
for each main finding or conclusion. Two interesting options suggested:
Option 1: reproduce a smaller version of a previous graph or image from your talk,
which will immediately remind the audience of how the key concept was originally introduced. The graph should look the same, but since it will be a smaller
version, you could remove some details (e.g. numbers of the axes) or enlarge text
(like axes text)
Option 2: Even simpler: display small screen captures of entire slides to illustrate
each concept
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