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This document provides guidelines for creating effective PowerPoint slides. It identifies common mistakes to avoid such as including too much text in bullet points, using distracting backgrounds, poor color contrast, inconsistent fonts, and improper formatting. The guidelines recommend keeping bullet points simple and focused, using backgrounds that are not distracting, ensuring good color contrast, consistency in fonts, and proper formatting for readability.
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This document provides guidelines for effective presentation skills. It discusses planning the presentation by understanding the audience and goals. It also covers preparing visual aids, practicing delivery, and presenting with confidence using body language, eye contact and passion. The guidelines recommend using readable fonts, consistent templates, high contrast colors, simple graphs and limiting text on slides. Bullets should be brief and slides should focus on one main idea. Excessive animation and long blocks of text are to be avoided.
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Bad good powerpoint
- 1. The Good and the Bad of powerpoint
- 2. Bad Bullets • Bullets should be on the right side of the slide • Don’t put a lot of information on one bullet because the audience might get lost reading one bullet instead of actually listening to you speak. This bullet is too long but I am going to keep making it longer to make a point.
- 3. Good Bullets • Keep bullets simple • Keep bullets on the right side
- 4. Bad Background • This background is distracting
- 5. Background Good • The background is not distracting and is easy on the eyes.
- 6. Contrast and Color Bad • You can’t see the text because of the background.
- 7. Color and Contrast Good • The background and font colors have good contrast. • It is easy to read the text.
- 8. Graphics Bad
- 9. Graphics Good Laughing is good for the soul.
- 10. Rule of Four Bad • Bears something • Something • Something • Something • Something • Something • Something • Something • something • Bees • Battlestar • Galactica • Stop • Immitating • Me
- 11. Rules of Four Good • Only In if I dont • Use goups you know • Four of have a lot what • Lines four to list to add
- 12. Proximity Bad Sol is sun in spanish It rains a lot in the spring time.
- 13. Proximity Good The sun provides us vitamin D.
- 14. Fonts Bad • Can you even read this? • Or this ? • Stick to one font!!!
- 15. Font Good • Use the same font throughout the slideshow • Don’t use caps!
- 16. Perceptual Differences Bad Topic Information Information and Info Some more info Look at this! This is really important
- 17. Perceptual Differences Good Topic Subtopic Information Information Information Information Information Information