HOW to ASK GOOD QUESTIONS at ACADEMIC CONFERENCES and SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS (PhD Candidate)

In this video, I provide my thoughts on how to ask good questions in situations PhD Candidates, other students and academics, and professionals commonly find themselves in. These scenarios include academic conferences, seminars, dissertation or thesis groups, and other presentations.

I also mention ideas from the following authors and speakers and highly encourage you to check out their videos and/or articles at the links below.

Ferriss, Tim. How To Ask Questions Better (2017). Retrieved from: youtube.com/watch?v=ALMg-7-2trY

Note: I meant to say YouTube video when referring to Tim's video and instead said TED Talk when filming. I also reversed two words in the title. My apologies! I would refilm, but the lighting has changed (it is the evening now). I hope you will understand and accept my correction made here.

Begiato, J., Campbell, L., Gray, S., & Land, I. (12 Nov, 2015). Don't be a conference troll: A guide to asking good questions. The Guardian. Retrieved from theguardian.com/higher-education-network/2015/n…

Aspenleider, E. Asking questions at academic conferences (summary). Retrieved from politicalscience.mcmaster.ca/research/mapping-t…

Rabaiotti, D. (2017). Academic etiquette: Tips on conducting yourself at an academic conference. Retrieved from: danirabaiotti.wordpress.com/2017/05/15/academic…

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