Effective Powerpoint In 5 Mins
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The document discusses common mistakes people make when creating and presenting PowerPoint presentations. Some key mistakes include putting too much text on slides, which makes them boring and hard to read. It also warns against using bad color schemes that can be distracting or cause physical discomfort. The document stresses the importance of consistent formatting, engaging with the audience instead of hiding or facing the screen, and avoiding repetition. It emphasizes that effective PowerPoint presentations require planning delivery and design to connect with the audience.
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Presentation Skills Workshop - KUMC Fellowship 2014
Effective Powerpoint In 5 Mins
- 2. Common PowerPoint Mistakes 1. Some people tend to put every word they are going to say on their PowerPoint slides. Although this eliminates the need to memorise your talk, ultimately this makes you slides crowded, wordy and boring. You will lose your audience’s attention before you even reach the bottom of your slide
- 3. Common PowerPoint Mistakes •Key objectives •Making sure that what you want to get across, comes across •Building interest takes congruence
- 4. Bad Colour Schemes •Distraction •Confusion •Nausea •Headaches •Vomiting •Loss of bladder control •Poor retention of information
- 5. Common PowerPoint Mistakes Inconsistent font and letter size throughout Changing bullet point style •Talking to the screen •Hiding in the corner •Slide amnesia •Repetition •Repeating one’s self •Is there another bullet point? •Yes there is! – amnesia!
- 6. An unfortunate side effect….
- 7. One in five… …fear speaking in public
- 8. What is Critical to Consider? Delivery Design Planning
- 9. Delivery
- 10. How do I want my audience to feel?
- 13. “Can you send me your presentation?”