This document provides tips for making effective PowerPoint presentations. It discusses what presentation slides are used for and how the central objective is to deliver the main idea. Tips are given such as using the slide master feature, limiting words and punctuation per slide, using contrasting text/background colors, and avoiding flashy transitions. The "seven deadly sins" of PowerPoint are also outlined as things to avoid, such as sound effects, clipart, and text-heavy slides. Researchers in the field recommend techniques like dividing information between visual and auditory modes and minimizing distractions. The overall goal is to structure the presentation as a visual aid rather than distraction.

1. MAKING EFFECTIVE POWER
POINT PRESENTATION
Prepared by:
JEDDAHLYNE B. MARCELO

2. What is a Presentation Slide?
 it is the building block of all academic
presentations.
 a single page projected on a screen.
 usually built on the premise of a title,
body and figures or tables.

3. What is the central objective of each slide?
 to deliver the main idea or question.
What is the key to a success slide?
 slideshow should be a visual aid and not
a visual distraction.

4. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of this topic, we will be able to:
1.Learn the different tips in making effective
power point presentations;
2.Familiarize the seven deadly sins of power
point presentation;
3.Acquire additional information from the
different authors/researcher

5. TIPS FOR MAKING EFFECTIVE
POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS

6. 1. Use the slide master feature.
2. Simplify and limit the number of words on
each screen.
3. Limit punctuation and avoid putting words in
all-capital letters.
4. Use contrasting colors for text and
background.

7. 5. Avoid the use of flashy transitions.
6. Use good-quality images.
7. Use builds.
8. Limit the number of slides.
9. Learn to navigate your presentation.
10. Make sure the slides are readable.

8. 11. Have a Plan B.
12. Practice with someone.
13. Do not read from your slides.
14. Do not speak to your slides.
15. Do not apologize for anything.

9. THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF
POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS

10. 1. Slide Transitions And Sound Effects.
2. Standard Clipart.
3. Presentation Templates.
4. Text-Heavy Slides.
5. The “Me” Paradigm.

11. 6. Reading
7. Faith in Technology.

12. AUTHORS/RESEARCHERS

13. GUY KAWASAKI
“A good presentation should have no more
than 10 slides”
“10-20-30 Rule of Powerpoint”

14. VICTOR CHEN
Big Simple
Consistent
Clear
Progressiv
e

15. LAURA EDELMAN AND KATHLEEN HARRING
1. Characteristics students don’t like about
professor’s power point slides
Too many words on a slide
Clip art
Movement
Templates with too many colors

16. 2. Characteristics students like about
professors’ powerpoint slides
Graphs increase understanding of content
Bulleted lists help them organize ideas
Powerpoint can help to structure lectures
Verbal explanations of pictures/graphs

17. 3. Conclusions that students learn more
•When materials are presented in short phrases
•Professors talk about the information on the
slide
•Relevant pictures are used
•They take notes
•When powerpoint slides are given before the
class

18. 4. Advice from Edelman and Harring
• Divide the information between the visual and
auditory modality.
• Minimize the opportunity for distraction
•Use simple cues to direct learners to important
points
• Don’t put every word you intend to speak on
your slide

19. CONCLUSION

20. REFFERENCES:
https://www.ncsl.org/legislators-staff/legislative-
staff/legislative-staff-coordinating-committee/tips-for-
making-effective-powerpoint-presentations.aspx
Naegle KM (2021) ten simple rules for effective
presentation slides. Plos Comput Biol 17(12):e1009554.
https://doi.org/10.137/journal.pcbi.1009554
https://guykawasaki.com/the_102030_rule/
https://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/stories/20
04/05/17/smallb3.html