The phrase "assisted presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a presentation is supported or facilitated by someone or something, such as technology or a co-presenter.
Example: "The assisted presentation allowed the audience to engage more effectively with the material being discussed."
Alternatives: "aided presentation" or "facilitated presentation".
Wherever possible, an Aboriginal co-presenter assisted with presentations.
"I believe that further information at this stage would greatly assist in presentation and scrutiny of the policy, especially in respect of the definition of things which will fall either side of the ringfence," he said, in a letter sent to Osborne on 12 October.
The profile precedes an e-and in situ Course, 'GOLDEN BOW', aiming to facilitate knowledge transfer required to optimize understanding and assist the presentation of information in a manner that encourages learner activities, ensuring permanent results.
This system assists the presentation of certain themes, including the questioning of the importance of one's past decisions and humanity's role in destroying the environment.
The feedback from these presentations assisted with the analysis presented in this paper.
Alongside this work, [4] discusses how computer-assisted presentation of case data can help experts to infer machine-implementable rules for case definition in electronic health records.
This article was developed from the assessment assisted by a presentation given at the meeting of DFID funded Research Programme Consortia on 'Strengthening the research to policy and practice interface: Exploring strategies used by research organisations working on Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV and AIDS' held in Liverpool in May 2009; and through peer review.
The SDPPT system is a novel educational advance, which utilizes automatic voice recognition technology to assist PowerPoint Presentations in university teaching.
To sum up, this study pioneers a teaching approach of incorporating the Speech-Driven PowerPoint (SDPPT) system, which utilizes automatic voice recognition technology to assist PowerPoint Presentations, in university teaching.
You may be asked to organize projects, write or assist on presentations, conduct research or laboratory work.
