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The document provides tips for creating effective PowerPoint presentations. It lists dos and don'ts for bullet points, backgrounds, contrast/color, graphics, proximity of elements, fonts, and perceptual differences. The key dos include keeping bullet points brief and aligned left, using simple complimentary backgrounds and colors, keeping graphics simple, and maintaining good proximity of images and text. Don'ts include overcomplicating bullet points, using distracting images, colors that blend in, too many graphics, disorganized displays, small unreadable fonts, and falsely representing colors.
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- 1. POWERPOINT'S THE DO’S AND DON’TS
- 2. BULLET POINTS DO’S • Always have the bullet points to the left • Keep it short • Only have a few per page
- 3. BULLET POINTS DON’TS • Don’t have your bullet points aligned to the middle or right • Don’t over complicate things!
- 4. BACKGROUNDS DO’S • Use simple backgrounds • Use complimentary colors
- 5. BACKGROUNDS DON’T • Don’t use irrelevant and distracting images
- 6. CONTRAST AND COLOR DO’ • Use colored text that stands out • Use backgrounds that compliment the color of the text
- 7. CONTRAST AND COLOR DON’T • Don’t use colored text that blends in with the background • Don’t use distracting neon colors
- 8. GRAPHICS DO’S • Keep it simple! • Place graphics in good proximity to text
- 9. GRAPHICS DON’T • Don’t overuse graphics • Don’t overlap
- 10. RULE OF FOUR DO’S • Try to keep all things in groups of four!
- 11. RULE OF FOUR DON’T • Don’t have things in one, • Two, • Three, • Four, • Five, • Six, • And so on groups!
- 12. PROXIMITY DO’S • Do keep pictures and text in good proximity to each other • Bee’s are our friends
- 13. PROXIMITY DON’T • Don’t use an unorganized display • Bee’s are our friends
- 14. FONTS DO’S • Make fonts large enough for the audience to read • Keep them simple!
- 15. FONTS DON’T • Don’t use tiny fonts that are hard to read • Don’t use strange themes
- 16. PERCEPTUAL DIFFERENCES DO’S • Represent colors correctly: Purple
- 17. PERCEPTUAL DIFFERENCES DON’T • Don’t confuse the audience by using false representations: • Green