Quote From algaequeen:
um....I always include a slide like this. We've always been told (and I agree) that the best way to do a presentation is firstly, tell them what you're going to tell them, tell them, and then tell them what you've told them. So basically a slide to say briefly here's what I'm going to be talking about, here's all the stuff, and then a final slide to summarise everything. I prefer hearing these slides in a talk too, because then you know the structure of the talk and it's easier to focus on what the presenter is saying then.
Sorry if I've made it awkward!
Yeah, I was taught that way too - but it will only be a talk to about 30 people, so I reckon I'm just going to leave the title slide up and say what I'm going to cover e.g. "so I'm here today to go through my research, the background, method - how I collected the data, my findings and potential implications" and then dive in - I feel a bit of a tw@ bringing up the bullet points on a slide. I will do that for my talk on Monday though - as its my annual review!