上海區塊鏈會議演講ppt

You’ve attended a few conferences, watched a lot of presentations, and decided it’s time to give a talk of your own! As someone who has both given talks at conferences, and sat on the proposal review board for others, I’m here to tell you what I’ve learned and to encourage you to submit your own talk proposals.

您已經參加了幾次會議，觀看了很多演講，并決定是時候發表自己的看法了！ 作為既在會議上進行演講，又在其他人參加提案審核委員會的人，我在這里是要告訴您我學到的知識，并鼓勵您提交自己的演講建議。

How do you go about doing that?

您如何去做呢？

首先，找到你的利基。 (First, find your niche. )

Figure out what you want to talk about. What are you passionate about? What kind of unique perspective do you bring to this topic? That doesn’t mean that if someone has written about it, or presented about it before, that you should completely avoid the topic.

弄清楚你想說什么。 您熱衷于什么？ 您對本主題有什么樣的獨特見解？ 這并不意味著如果有人寫過它，或者以前曾提出過，那么您應該完全避免使用該主題。

However, you should think about how your presentation is different than the content which already exists, and what new example, viewpoint, or data you’re bringing to the topic (your view on a particular thing counts as a unique viewpoint!). Also, you don’t have to start out by presenting for an hour. Conference talks range from 5 minute lightning talks (a great way to get an introduction to conference speaking!) to 15–30 minute presentations, to 2+ hour workshops or panels. Figure out what you’re comfortable doing.

但是，您應該考慮演示文稿與現有內容有何不同，以及要帶入主題的新示例，觀點或數據(您對特定事物的觀點將被視為唯一觀點！)。 另外，您不必花一個小時就可以開始。 會議演講的范圍從5分鐘的閃電演講(這是介紹會議演講的好方法！)到15–30分鐘的演講，再到2小時的研討會或小組討論。 弄清楚自己喜歡做什么。

Then, based on your idea, figure out where to give your talk. You can look at online lists such as CallbackWomen or Paper Call for CFPs (or Call for Presentations/Papers) or try looking at some of the following:

然后，根據您的想法，找出在哪里進行演講。 你可以看一下在線列表，如CallbackWomen或論文的通知為國家重點計劃(或征集演講/論文)，或嘗試尋找一些如下：

• Internal company presentations (Can you host a lunch & learn event? What about an annual conference your company might host?)
  公司內部的演講(您可以舉辦午餐和學習活動嗎？您的公司可能舉辦年度會議嗎？)
• Look at past conferences you’ve attended (or search for conferences based on the topics you’re interested in).
  查看您過去參加的會議(或根據您感興趣的主題搜索會議)。
• Get involved in local organizations, meet the organizers, and ask to present (Meetup is great for this).
  參與當地組織，與組織者見面，并要求出席(Meetup非常適合此活動)。

然后，寫您的建議。 (Then, write your proposal.)

Follow the rules outlined in the call for speakers. Seriously. You’d be surprised how many people don’t do that, and while some reviewers or conferences are willing to overlook that, don’t take the chance. Just follow the requirements.

請遵循演講邀請中概述的規則。 說真的 有很多人不這樣做，您會感到驚訝，而盡管有些審稿人或會議愿意忽略這一點，但是不要抓住機會。 只需遵循要求即可。

1. Avoid the sales pitch (if you work for a sales-driven organization). It’s fine to use your organization to illustrate a case study, but avoid making your proposal a giant advertisement.
   避免進行銷售推銷(如果您為銷售驅動型組織工作)。 可以使用您的組織來說明案例研究，但是要避免使您的建議成為一個巨大的廣告。
2. Write a great title. Pick something catchy, but that clearly explains what your talk will be about. Think about your title as if you were an attendee. Would the title draw you in? Does it tell you enough about the proposal to pique your interest? I like puns, but that’s a personal (and surprisingly polarizing) choice. The title for the last talk I gave was 'Shooting Phish in a Barrel: Practical Proposals for Reducing Phish Click Rates'
   寫一個偉大的標題。 選擇一些吸引人的內容，但這可以清楚地說明您的演講內容。 考慮自己的頭銜，就好像您是與會者一樣。 標題會吸引您嗎？ 它是否足以使您了解引起您興趣的提議？ 我喜歡雙關語，但這是個人的選擇(而且令人驚訝的是兩極分化)。 我最近一次演講的標題是“槍殺網絡中的網絡釣魚：降低網絡釣魚點擊率的實用建議”
3. Write the abstract. If a proposal is accepted, the abstract is often used (unedited) as the description of your talk the audience will see, so make sure it caters to the audience (not to the conference reviewers). Think about what matters to them. Tell a story, but keep it brief. Clearly explain what your talk is about (why do I want to go?), who the talk is aimed at (is this talk a good fit for me?), and what your audience will gain from attending (what did I learn from this talk? What can I do now, that I couldn’t before?).
   寫摘要。 如果提案被接受，摘要通常被(未經編輯)用作觀眾將要看到的演講的描述，因此請確保它適合觀眾(而不是會議審閱者)。 想想對他們重要的事情。 講一個故事，但要簡短。 清楚地說明您的演講內容(我為什么要去？)，演講的對象(這個演講適合我嗎？)，以及聽眾將從中受益(我從中學到了什么)說話？我現在該怎么辦，而以前卻做不到？)。

Personally, I recommend the following structure:

我個人建議以下結構：

State the problem [Sentence one]. What did you do to approach the problem? [Sentences 2 and 3]. Actionable takeaway for the audience [Sentences 4 and 5]. That's it! Don't use more than 5 sentences, and you can usually do it in less. If it takes you more than that to explain your proposal, it probably isn’t well thought through.

陳述問題[句子一]。 您如何處理該問題？ [句子2和3]。 為觀眾提供可行的外賣[句子4和5]。 而已！ 不要使用超過5個句子，通常可以用更少的句子來做。 如果您需要花更多的錢來解釋您的提案，那么可能就沒有經過深思熟慮了。

5. ? Most proposals consist of an abstract and a bio, but some will have additional ? ?sections (justification, outline, etc.). For these additional sections, keep in mind the same key principles as above.

5.多數提案由摘要和簡介組成，但有些提案將有其他部分(論據，大綱等)。 對于這些其他部分，請記住與上述相同的關鍵原則。

6 . ?Create a bio. This is an opportunity for you to highlight your relevant experience and explain to the organizers (and later attendees) why YOU are the best person to give this talk. What experience do you have that directly relates to this talk? Here’s a helpful place to start (it's my favorite template for writing a conference bio).

6。 創建一個生物。 您可以借此機會突出您的相關經驗，并向組織者(及以后的與會者)解釋為什么您是本次演講的最佳人選。 您有什么與這次演講直接相關的經驗？ 這是一個有用的起點(這是我編寫會議簡歷的最喜歡的模板)。

Here's mine from a recent conference: Megan Kaczanowski is a Threat Intelligence Analyst at S&P Global who works closely with the threat hunting and incident response teams to protect organizations from emerging cyber threats. Megan understands that delivering effective threat intelligence isn’t about utilizing the latest industry buzzwords – it’s about delivering curated, actionable intelligence to the relevant stakeholders.

這是最近一次會議的消息：Megan Kaczanowski是S＆P Global的威脅情報分析師，他與威脅搜尋和事件響應團隊密切合作，以保護組織免受新興網絡威脅的侵害。 梅根(Megan)理解，提供有效的威脅情報并不是要利用最新的行業流行語，而是要向相關的利益相關者提供經過策劃的可行情報。

In addition to her experience in threat intelligence, Megan runs the simulated phishing training program at her organization and co-leads a Security Champions user awareness initiative. Megan holds a BA in Economics and Political Science from the University of Michigan. ?In her free time, she enjoys rock climbing and is a PADI certified scuba diver.

除了她在威脅情報方面的經驗外，Megan在她的組織中運行模擬的網絡釣魚培訓計劃，并共同領導了“安全冠軍”用戶意識計劃。 Megan擁有密歇根大學經濟學和政治學學士學位。 在業余時間，她喜歡攀巖，并且是PADI認證的潛水員。

7. When you’re finished, check your spelling, grammar, and formatting. Use an ?app like Hemingway or Grammarly or ask a friend to review it! Little mistakes can impair a reviewer’s ability to read and understand your proposal and you want to make it as easy to read and understand as possible. This is particularly important if you're writing a proposal in a language which isn't your native language. Often reviewers have very little time to look at each proposal simply because there are so many proposals. Make their job easy.

7.完成后，檢查拼寫，語法和格式。 使用海明威(Hemingway)或文法(Grammarly)等應用程序，或請朋友對其進行評論！ 小錯誤可能會削弱審閱者閱讀和理解您的建議的能力，并且您希望使其盡可能地易于閱讀和理解。 如果您使用的語言不是您的母語編寫提案，那么這一點尤其重要。 通常，審閱者很少有時間去看每個提案，僅僅是因為提案太多。 使他們的工作輕松。

8. ? Feel free to submit more than one proposal, if the conference is something you’re very interested in (but make sure that all of the topics are something you’re excited about, and feel comfortable speaking on).

8.如果會議是您非常感興趣的主題，請隨時提交多個建議(但請確保所有主題都是您感到興奮并愿意接受的話題)。

Still looking for help? Check out these resources:

還在尋找幫助嗎？ 查看以下資源：

• How to Write a Successful Conference Proposal

  如何撰寫成功的會議提案

• Writing a Conference Proposal

  撰寫會議建議

• What Your Conference Proposal is Missing

  您的會議提案缺少什么

• Conference Prompts: Or How to Submit Proposals and Influence People

  會議提示：或者如何提交提案并影響人們

• What I learned from reading 429 conference proposals

  我從閱讀429個會議建議中學到的東西

• Is Your Proposal Good Enough?

  您的提案足夠嗎？

• How to Write a Compelling Proposal

  如何撰寫引人注目的提案

If your talk is rejected, don’t worry! This can happen for many reasons, and doesn’t mean that your proposal was necessarily bad. Perhaps there were 4 other proposals on the same topic. Perhaps the conference organizers are looking for a range of different tracks/experience levels/topics and yours wasn’t a good fit this time.

如果您的談話被拒絕，請不要擔心！ 發生這種情況的原因可能很多，但這并不意味著您的建議一定很糟糕。 也許在同一主題上還有其他四個建議。 也許會議組織者正在尋找各種不同的曲目/體驗水平/主題，而這次您不是一個合適的選擇。

Whatever the reason, if the conference provided feedback, read it and use it to improve your next proposal. If not, ask for it. They might not have time to provide feedback for every single proposal, but there’s no harm in asking, and feedback will help you improve faster. Don’t let one rejection discourage you. Everyone gets proposals rejected. Improve your proposal, or write a new one, and try again!

不管是什么原因，如果會議提供了反饋，請閱讀并使用它來改進您的下一個提案。 如果沒有，請提出要求。 他們可能沒有時間為每個提案提供反饋，但是詢問沒有任何危害，反饋將幫助您更快地改進。 不要讓一個拒絕讓你沮喪。 每個人都拒絕提案。 改進您的建議，或編寫一個新的建議，然后重試！

If your talk is accepted, congratulations!

如果您的發言被接受，那么恭喜！

Time to write your talk. Here’s some resources to help:

該寫演講了。 這里有一些資源可以幫助您：

• Practical Tips for Creating Great Slides

  制作精美幻燈片的實用技巧

• Practical Tips for Being a Great Speaker

  成為優秀演講者的實用技巧

• Toastmasters (an organization which can help you improve your public speaking skills)

  主持人 (可以幫助您提高公共演講技能的組織)

• How to Improve Your Communication Skills

  如何提高溝通技巧

翻譯自: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/break-into-conference-speaking/

上海區塊鏈會議演講ppt