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- 2. Keep it Simple Image By: Xava Du - https://www.flickr.com/photos/7933170@N03/2928420223
- 3. LIMIT BULLET POINTS AND TEXT IMAGE BY: RONCHO https://www.flickr.com/photos/ronsho/2903491457
- 4. LIMIT TRANSITIONS AND BUILDS IMAGE BY: DANIEL ZEDDA https://www.flickr.com/photos/astragony/8407963066
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- 6. Visual Theme Image by: Karsten Schmidt https://www.flickr.com/photos/toxi/3118037625
- 7. APPROPRIATE CHARTS IMAGE BY: CHRIS POTTER https://www.flickr.com/photos/86530412@N02/7934039676
- 8. BLEND COLORS IMAGE BY: CAPTURE QUEEN https://www.flickr.com/photos/uaeincredible/231011361
- 9. Choose your fonts well… Image by: DARWIN BELL https://www.flickr.com/photos/darwinbell/6038978213
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Editor's Notes
- Do not feel overly compelled to fill all areas of your slide. The slide should not be the main aspect of your presentation. Try to avoid clutter.
- -Stay away from a long list of bullet points full of fluff. -Instead of a overly textured document, form an outline that has all the information you need. -Aim for simplicity, even one word works.
- -Avoid animations on every slide. -Remember, PROFESSIONALISM ! -Use no more than 2-3 slide transitions.
- -Do not stretch images. -Avoid Powerpoint Clip Art or “Cartoonish” images -Associate images with the idea of the slide.
- -Avoid Powerpoint templates. -Consistency -Try purchasing additional template ideas.
- -Do not use too much details -Tables are good for comparisons -Use appropriate charts
- -Know your “cools” and “warms”. -Use colors appropriate to lighting -Play with colors
- -Use the same font throughout presentation. -Know the difference between “Sarif” fonts and “Sans-Sarif” fonts -Make sure it is legible
- -Use video to show concrete/emphasize examples. -Use video clips within Powerpoint -Avoid unnecessary sound effects
- -Make sure there is a logical flow. -Use this time to break down highly textured slides. -Become your own editor: ie, take away and add information.