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After you have done the fieldwork for a project, you will then prepare your data and results for presentation. Presenting your results may take many forms, and each project in this book has specific guidelines on how to do so. You should not see these guidelines as hard-and-fast rules, but as suggestions which you can modify to suit your own needs and skills. Your instructor may want you to use PowerPoint or some other software for oral, written, or video presentations.

In general terms, I recommend breaking your presentation into three parts: setup, data, and conclusions. Your instructor may have different, or more specific, guidelines, but these components will be in the mix somehow. Presenting your material clearly is as important as conducting fieldwork effectively.