Avoiding Death by PowerPoint
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This document provides guidance on creating effective PowerPoint presentations for students. It discusses preparing the presentation by brainstorming the core message, creating slides and presenter notes. The design section recommends using large, uncluttered photos and repeating visual motifs. Different types of slides are described, and the delivery section emphasizes dressing appropriately and removing barriers between presenter and audience. The overall goal is to communicate emotions and stories through a simple, credible presentation.
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- 8. Edit to create your Core Message— “The Elevator Pitch”
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- 16. 1. Side to Side: ½ Image and ½ Text
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- 22. Unexpectedness
- 23. Concreteness
- 24. Credibility
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- 29. 90%
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