Death by powerpoint!
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The document provides tips for creating effective PowerPoint presentations. It recommends focusing on the audience by understanding their needs and expectations. The content should have a clear structure and outline. Data should be presented simply using visuals like pie charts, bar charts, and tables with no more than 4-6 items. Design elements like colors, fonts, images and objects per slide are addressed, recommending contrast, san-serif fonts, eye-catching images and no more than 6 objects per slide. The delivery should tell a story through the presentation outline and making data meaningful. Overall, the key is to keep the message clear and concise with one main point per slide presented simply.
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Death by powerpoint!
- 1. Death by ..and how to avoid it PowerPoint By Archana Ravi
- 2. It’s just a vehicle that is often driven poorly! Don’t blame PowerPoint By Archana Ravi
- 4. 3Cr PowerPoint Made around the world every day Presentations By Archana Ravi
- 8. 1 AUDIENCE Know your By Archana Ravi
- 10. AUDIENCE Know your What they expect ? By Archana Ravi
- 12. STRUCTURE Give your presentation - Outline slide titles - Define topics - Expand content to make the point By Archana Ravi
- 13. SHOW DATA? How to 3 By Archana Ravi
- 14. Tables Pie Charts Bar Charts SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 15. Pie Chart SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 16. Pie Chart Show percentages Limit slices to 4-6 Contrast the most important slice SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 17. Vertical Bar Chart SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 18. Vertical Bar Chart Show changes in quantity over time Limit bars to 4-8 SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 19. SHOW DATA? How to Horizontal Bar Chart By Archana Ravi
- 20. Horizontal Bar Chart Compare quantities over time SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 21. Line Chart SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 22. Line Chart Demonstrate trends SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 23. Tables SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 24. Tables Side-by-side comparison of data SHOW DATA? How to By Archana Ravi
- 25. Guidelines Keep it simple Get to the point Highlight what's important Tell the truth Pick the right tool By Archana Ravi
- 27. are nice COLOURS By Archana Ravi
- 28. By Archana Ravi
- 29. are nice COLOURS By Archana Ravi
- 30. Works best for backgrounds Works best for text are nice COLOURS By Archana Ravi
- 31. Contrast is your friend are nice COLOURS
- 32. Contrast is your friend are nice COLOURS By Archana Ravi
- 33. FONT Use the right By Archana Ravi
- 34. FONT Use the right By Archana Ravi
- 35. FONT Use the right Sanserif fonts are clearer Italics are difficult to read on screen Normal or bold fonts are clearer Underlines may signify hyperlinks, instead, use colours to emphasise Mix and match max of 3 fonts in one presentation By Archana Ravi
- 36. FONT Use the right By Archana Ravi
- 37. Avoid bullets and limit text By Archana Ravi
- 38. Count the number of objects By Archana Ravi
- 39. Count the number of objects By Archana Ravi
- 40. Count the number of objects By Archana Ravi
- 41. The slide with 5 objects takes the shortest time to count! By Archana Ravi
- 42. Make it easy to understand your slide 6Objects 1 slide By Archana Ravi
- 43. Images SPEAK more By Archana Ravi
- 44. Clipart Avoid
- 45. Use Eye catching Images By Archana Ravi
- 46. Sell your idea VISUALLY By Archana Ravi
- 50. Create a STORY Headline Presentation outline Make data meaningful By Archana Ravi
- 52. As many slides One message per slide 6 objects per slide 28 point font or larger Most important part of your ppt should also be the biggest SUMMARY By Archana Ravi
- 53. By Archana Ravi Slide Content SOURCES • Slideshare • onppt.com • udemy.com • free-power-point-templates.com • Youtube
- 54. THANK YOU! By Archana Ravi