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PowerPoint Tips How to Create a Presentation

Table of Contents Slide
List what your next slides will be about
There should be one bullet point per topic
Include the conclusion in your TOC

Informational Slide #1
Title the slide based on its theme
Have at least 3 bullets on each slide
Try to keep bullet points concise (6x6 rule)
Include graphics, but don’t over do it
You don’t need graphics on every slide

A Good Slide
This slide is well organized.
It teaches without being overwhelming.
The graphic is appropriate in size, style, and number.

A Not-so-Good Slide
This slide is not appropriate because it puts way too much information and the information is not divided up into bullets. It also does not keep the information concise. Finally, it has way too many graphics. They look like they were put here to fill the page, not assist in learning, which is what graphics should do.

Information Slide #4
Final tips
Do not include all information on your slide
Keep your slide clean and readable
Stick with one background
Choose readable fonts
Slide transitions should not take away or distract the viewer
Remember that the information is the most important part of you work

Conclusion
A good presentation teaches and promotes discussion
It is visually appealing, but focuses more on the information being taught
Graphics and transitions can be used, but are not needed on every page

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Example Power Point

by Barbara Bray on Sep 18, 2008

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