How to Illustrate Thinking Attributes List Using Head & Brain PPT Graphics
Need to present creative thinking, analytical logic, or a mind map? Consider using metaphor of human brain infographics or head shape diagrams to represent segments, lists, and levels. Using Head and Brain as a graphical metaphor will help you present your content visually, you can use them to: - Visualize human brain areas - Present a concept of a buyer persona - Show the two areas of the concept with the brain halves - Express an idea of artificial intelligence - Present a list with a human’s head infographic - Visualize steps of the action with the head shaped puzzles Also, check the instruction on how to transform the boring list slide into a stylish infographic. The full Brain and Head Outline Infographics collection can be downloaded here: https://www.infodiagram.com/diagrams/human-head-thinking-brain-outline-infographics-powerpoint-template.html?cp=camp7
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How to Illustrate Thinking Attributes List Using Head & Brain PPT Graphics
- 2. Using Head and Brain as a graphical metaphor will help you present your content visually. Want to demonstrate thinking, creativity, or mind concept? See examples & DIY guide …
- 3. Visualize human brain areas
- 4. Present a concept of a buyer persona
- 5. Show the two areas of the concept with the brain halves
- 6. Express an idea of artificial intelligence
- 7. Present a list with a human’s head infographic
- 8. Visualize steps of the action with the head shaped puzzles
- 9. See how to transform the boring list slide into a stylish infographic. Example based on visuals from infoDiagram.com
- 11. Slide after: simple and eye-catching infographic
- 12. Firstly, ensure the content is readable. Here the line spacing is too narrow, bullet points look old. 1 ➢ Generative ➢ Divergent ➢ Intuitive ➢ Imaginative ➢ Subjective ➢ Speculating ➢ Lateral ➢ Possibility ➢ Visual ➢ Open-ended ➢ Pattern seekers • Generative • Divergent • Intuitive • Imaginative • Subjective • Speculating • Lateral • Possibility • Visual • Open-ended • Pattern seekers Line spacing 0 pt. looks too stuffed Line spacing 3 pt. is more readable
- 13. To make your whole slide readable, plan enough of the space for text and graphic elements. 2 • Generative • Divergent • Intuitive • Imaginative • Subjective • Speculating • Lateral • Possibility • Visual • Open-ended • Pattern seekers Creative Thinking • Analytical • Convergent • Logical • Sequential • Objective • Reasoning • Vertical • Probability • Verbal • Closed-ended • Pattern users Critical Thinking
- 14. Extra PowerPoint Tip: To duplicate your content quickly, select the object and press Ctrl+D on the keyboard.
- 15. To distinguish elements on the slide, use color-coding. 3 • Generative • Divergent • Intuitive • Imaginative • Subjective • Speculating • Lateral • Possibility • Visual • Open-ended • Pattern seekers Creative Thinking • Analytical • Convergent • Logical • Sequential • Objective • Reasoning • Vertical • Probability • Verbal • Closed-ended • Pattern users Critical Thinking
- 16. Enrich your infographic with simple design elements like lines and icons. 4 • Generative • Divergent • Intuitive • Imaginative • Subjective • Speculating • Lateral • Possibility • Visual • Open-ended • Pattern seekers Creative Thinking • Analytical • Convergent • Logical • Sequential • Objective • Reasoning • Vertical • Probability • Verbal • Closed-ended • Pattern users Critical Thinking
- 17. Your brain infographic is ready! Example based on visuals from infoDiagram.com
- 18. More Brain and Head slides at infoDiagram.com (click to open) Enrich your presentation with diagrams & visuals to explain your topics better.
- 19. More Brain and Head slides at infoDiagram.com (click to open) For more presentations, hit FOLLOW on slideshare.net/infodiagram Follow