A talk given at Cranfield Speakers club (Toastmasters International) on the 22nd June 2016. It is my fifth and final project from the Advanced manual on Technical presentations. The purpose is to show demonstrate that the internet can be usefully used to support a technical talk. In this talk I help public speakers to get to know their audiences better.

1. Know Your
Audience
Daniel Sandars
22 June 2016
Enhancing a technical talk with the
internet
Know Your
Message

2. Why bother?

3. Bridging the gap and connection

4. Your work

5. Your audience? –Finding out

6. Your Audience

7. Your First Connection

8. Extreme dimensions of an audience

9. Unlocking Your Audience

10. Audience hostility

11. Keeping Your Audience
“Keep It Simple Scientist”

12. Pale Blue Dot –Voyager 1 1990
Plan B

13. Take away points
Strategy?
Success

14. Communications Strategy

15. A comparison of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
from dairy farms by four systems models
with eight agro-climatic scenarios
Daniel Sandars, Research Fellow
MACSUR2: LiveM Potsdam,16 June 2016
Daniel Sandars, Nick Hutchings,
Şeyda Özkan, Michel De Haan

16. 1990 Voyager 1 Photo of the Earth
Consider again that dot. That's here. That's home.
That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you
know, everyone you ever heard of, every human
being who ever was, lived out their lives.