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This document provides tips for creating effective oral and visual presentations. It recommends starting visual presentations with a clear end message in mind and outlining the topic. Graphics should use color contrast, transitions, varied fonts and sizes, and white space. Pictures should be relevant, proportional, and used repeatedly. Oral presentations suggest knowing the subject and audience thoroughly, practicing, and engaging the audience with humor, interactive tools, and by reinforcing the key message. Visual aids, audiovisual devices, and activities can enhance oral presentations.
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- 1. Oral Visual Powerful Presentations Cary Brickse
- 2. Visual Presentations Start with an end message in mind Research topic Outline/Edit Relevance of topic Consistency Unity Engage audience
- 3. Visual Presentation: Power of the Human Eye Use color contrast Use transitions between slides Variation of fontsize and style Keep it simple-resist filling entire page
- 4. Visual Presentation: Power of the Human Eye Use pictures-relevant and proportional Use repetition to drive home message Use white space to catch reader’s eye Use bullets and numbers to capture audience
- 6. Oral Presentations Know the subject thoroughly Know audience Practice presentation Relax and be confident Dress appropriately
- 7. Oral Presentations Engage audience Add humor Use interactive and multi-sensory tools Close by reinforcing message
- 8. Tools for Oral Presentations Eye catching displays Models, Posters/Flip charts, Real objects (e.g. globes, plants, etc.) Visual and audio devices Overhead projectors, DVD/VHS, Computer displays, MP3/iPods Interactive activities with audience Study guides, Listening games, Activity sheets, Questions/Answers
- 10. Works Cited Jukes, Ian. "Bringing Down the House: Creating Sensational Knock-Your- Socks Off Presentations: How to Deliver Your Message with Power and Pizzazz." http://www.infosavvygroup.com. The InfoSavvy Group, May 2005. Web. 11 Feb 2011. Lever-Duffy, Judy, and Jean B. McDonlad. Teaching and Learning with Technology. 4th ed. Boston, MA: Pearson Education Inc., 2011. 287-311. Print.