To be simple in its proposal according to the ethics. The most important are the cycles of thought between the (Results and Discussion) and the literature review in the introduction. Best regards

According to my style in this area, it is preferred that to follow these points after introducing your self to the audiences : 

1- Introduction which contains the general information about your subject and what are you trying to do.

2- Cmoperheninsive table of contents.

3- Summary or Abstract which contains the title, problem statement, your hypothesis, your scientific approach to proof this hypothesis, the main findings.

4- Scientific Process.

5- Findings

6- Conclusions.

7- Discussion. 

First Presentation is not news casting! Direct to point. Like Nabeel said, more emphasis on result and discussion.

Presentations slide or posters should be kept brief. The presenter should master his or her work. 5-7, or at most 10 slides is enough. Pictorial demonstrations,practical demonstrations makes a good presentation.

Best regards.

ood greeting

Dear Chukwuebuka Egbuna I do not agree with you to directly engage in the results and discuss them may not give a careful imagination of the subject,

It is best to have a brief introduction explaining the subject as well as a simple and clear overview of the main points about the work methods and then the results, especially the distinguished results and discussed in a good scientific manner.

Key elements of presentation

Introduction

• Greeting
• Self introduction
• Reasons for the presentation
• Outline the key points you will talk about
• How long it will take
• The rules (question taking)

Conclusion

• Tell the audience you have reached the conclusion
• Summaries the main points
• Give clear concluding sentence
• Invite questions

Hi,

Thanks for sharing your question.

There are certain steps, to prepare the lecture and prepare oneself to answer all the questions that may be raised by students, to list certain tips about the topic and print them to be presented in a data-show form , raise certain questions to see to what degree the presentation was useful and finally to make a kind of open discussion.

A simple way

1. go to power point

2.Make slides

3. Put slide name like

a. Title 1 slide

b. Introduction 3 slides maximum

c. Objectives 1 slide

d Material methods1-2 slides

e. Statistical procedures 1slide

f.Results in table form 2-5 as the research

g. Discussion 3-4 slides

h.conclusion 1 slide

i.Recommendations 1slide

j. References

Then fill in these slides the appropriate material that should be attractive and short not lengthy and boring to audience verbally expresses where required further information dont put A-Z in slide

Concentrate on audience not on the screen board

These things will make you able to present your work in best way if any further help required you can ask

I really appreciate the precise and wonderful contributions of the following RG experts;

Tatiq Al Maliky

Nabeel Hameed

Salam Jassim

Chukwuebuka Egbuna

Azhar Abdulameer

Anuradha Iddagoda

Arwa Abdulrasoul

Ashique Ali

Thank you.

Olutosin

I agree with the answer of Dr. Azhar Abdulameer Sosa 

After all that has been said, I have nothing to say. I strongly agree with everyone. Best regards, Mourad

I agree with Nabeel Hameed Al-Saati .

Yes I agree with my learned colleagues. In addition, the audience you are making your presentation also matters. The ultimate of oral presentation of research is to make your findings simple enough to be understood by your audience so as to appreciate the work done.

Dear colleagues, really appreciate your needed contributions. 

Thank you so much.

Olutosin

I think there are no specifications as the to rules for good presentations at academic fora like conferences, workshops, seminars etc, rather than the presenter having a total grasp of the subject matter, eloquent, confident, and simple devoid of too much technicalities, so that he/she can be understood by the majority of participants. Although it can also depend on the type of participants! Thank you.

 Dear Chalamala Srinivas, thank you for this elaborate and useful links to this discussion. It very wonderful having these feedback from you sir, really appreciate it.

Olutosin

How can one make a good academic presentation?

You can also consider the following RG links:

https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_are_the_most_important_points_in_presentation_tips

https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_prepared_are_graduate_students_for_presenting_their_research_proposals

Thank you Dr. Han Ping Fung for these resourceful links. Really appreciate it sir.

Olutosin

Before deciding the academic presentation either in conference or seminar one should himself view study ,performance & the development of the participant members so that it may facilitated to offer justice to the participant member with the feeling that they have gain something new in the presentation .

Before attending to the program even though if we may have an academic excellence & knowledge of the topic we have to certainly face  our fragrance in our knowledge by contemplating & studying & topic so that the participant may take the advantage on the performance of the topic .

This is my personal opinion