Making Academic Presentations
Build academic presentation decks from research papers with full control over outline and visuals. The skill handles script drafting, slide generation via nanobanana, optional text-to-speech narration, and video assembly with ffmpeg—you direct the structure and emphasis throughout.
Making Academic Presentations lets you convert research papers into presentation slide decks and demo videos with narration.
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Install
OpenLAIR/dr-claw/making-academic-presentations · repository language: JavaScript
git clone https://github.com/OpenLAIR/dr-claw
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npx skillfed install OpenLAIR/dr-claw/making-academic-presentationsFrequently asked questions
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How do I make academic presentations using this skill?
Making Academic Presentations guides you through building presentation decks directly from your research papers. You maintain full control over the outline structure and visual elements while the skill handles script drafting, generates slides via nanobanana, optionally adds text-to-speech narration, and assembles video output with ffmpeg. You direct the structure and emphasis at every step.
What are the key academic presentation tips this skill provides?
Making Academic Presentations emphasizes controlling your presentation's narrative arc and visual hierarchy. The skill supports script drafting to clarify your message, slide generation to match your outline, optional narration for consistency, and video assembly to create polished final output. These techniques help ensure your research communication is clear and engaging.
Can Making Academic Presentations help me prepare for thesis defense?
Yes. Making Academic Presentations is designed to help you prepare for thesis defense or conference presentations by letting you build structured decks from your research. You control the outline and emphasis, draft scripts that explain your work clearly, generate slides aligned with your narrative, and optionally add narration—all supporting effective research communication to your committee or audience.
What research presentation techniques does this skill teach?
Making Academic Presentations teaches structuring research presentations by starting with your paper and building an outline you direct. The skill then helps you draft scripts, generate visuals, add optional narration, and assemble video—techniques that transform written research into engaging academic talks suitable for conferences, defenses, or university presentations.
How does Making Academic Presentations handle video assembly?
Making Academic Presentations uses ffmpeg to assemble your final video output. After you've structured your outline, drafted scripts, generated slides, and optionally added text-to-speech narration, the skill coordinates these elements into a cohesive video presentation, giving you a polished deliverable for academic speaking engagements.