PHYC11: Intermediate Physics Laboratory II

This resource contains both a blog post on delivering science or engineering presentations and a video on communicating to non-scientists.

A fairly short overview on how to do both oral and poster presentations.

Focus on oral presentation skills.

A guide created by the Gerstein Science Information Centre on both oral presentation and preparing posters.

Includes links to books on presentation skills.

This ebook is available through the Nature Publishing Group website. The link is for the chapter on oral communication, but there is quite a bit of other content on writing, etc.

Create presentation in PowerPoint (available through your Office 365 subscription) and use its embedded recording function to record the slides and accompanying audio. 

The University of Toronto has licensed TechSmith Snagit as the institutional lecture recording solution to provide screen and audio recording. Resulting videos are saved locally on the computer where they were recorded and can be shared via streaming services such as U of T Libraries' MyMedia or Microsoft Stream.

Zoom is a cloud-based video communications tool that can be used to produce pre-recorded presentations.