The document discusses color theory concepts like primary, secondary, and tertiary colors as well as color harmony schemes based on analogous, commentary, and natural colors. It provides tips for PowerPoint design including using two fonts at most, making titles the biggest, customizing defaults, and changing themes to complement topics. It also lists some websites with more information on color theory and PowerPoint presentation tips.

1. Rebecca Carucci

3.  The Color Wheel
 Primary colors
 Secondary colors
 Tertiary Colors
 Color Harmony
▪ Create a color scheme based on:
▪ Analogous colors
▪ Commentary colors
▪ Based on nature
 Color Context
▪ Compare contrast

4. Design
• Templates
• Sets the tone
• Avoid really bright backgrounds
• Be consistent
• Font
• Two at most
• Nothing cursive or ornamental
• Titles should be the biggest then
subtitles following by content

5. HIGH QUALITY POOR QUALITY

6.  Customize and make the PowerPoint yours
 Be creative
 Stay away from the default settings
 Change the themes and designs to
compliment your topic
 Create your own shapes

8.  http://www.garrreynolds.com/preso-tips/
design/
 http://www.colormatters.com/color-and-design/
basic-color-theory
 http://www.bates.edu/ils/2011/how-do-i/
software/powerpoint-presentation-tips/
 http://blog.hubspot.com/insiders/powerpoint
-presentation-tips