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LEAD & MANAGE MY SCHOOL
What Now? Communicating Effectively About Prevention Data

This event is designed to provide coordinators with the knowledge and skills necessary to plan and deliver effective data presentations to diverse stakeholder groups.

Table of Contents

1.	Introduction
2.	Getting Started
3.	Day 1: The Other Side of the Mountain
	Benefits of a Mixed-Method Approach to Data Collection
4.	Day 2: Exploring Purpose and Audience
	Using Data to Influence Policy Meeting Stakeholder Needs Resolving Communication Problems
5.	Day 3: Choosing a Presentation Method
	Raw Data Tabled Data Charts Chart Gone Awry! Smithtown Detailed Charts: Cover Page Smithtown Detailed Charts: Table of Contents Smithtown Detailed Charts: Methods Smithtown Detailed Charts: Caveats Smithtown Detailed Charts: Data Pages Abstracts and Briefings Annual Reports Brochures Evaluation Reports Exhibits Fact Sheets Posters and Flyers Press Conferences Press Releases Public Meetings Power Words Selecting the Best Reporting Method for Your Audience
6.	Day 4: Working Out the Final Details
	Qualities of an Effective Presenter Tips for Preparing Your Site Sample Scheduling Survey Data Presentation Planning Tool
7.	Day 5: Summary and Wrap-Up
	Summary
8.	Resources & Links
	Links to Additional Resources

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