The document provides guidelines for effective presentation design and delivery, emphasizing font selection, layout consistency, and use of visuals. Key recommendations include using sans-serif fonts of at least 24 points, adhering to the 6x6 rule for bullet points, and ensuring a clear and uncluttered design. It also advises on presentation techniques, such as giving a brief overview, practicing beforehand, and providing handouts for complex content.

2. Select san serif fonts No smaller than 24 points Each page should have a title Use the same font on all pages Avoid italicized fonts No more that 6-8 words per line

3. Use the 6x6 rule for bullet points Use contrast Dark text on light background Light text on dark background Do not use ALL CAPS except for tittles Test font by standing six feet from monitor

4. Keep the background consistent Keep the background subtle Keep the design clean and uncluttered Limit number of transitions Avoid flashy or noisy animations

5. Use clipart sparingly Use the same style graphic throughout Limit number of graphics All graphics should relate to the presentation

6. Limit the number of colors on a single screen Use no more that four colors on a chart Check all colors on a projection screen before presentation

7. Check spelling and grammar Do not read the presentation Give a brief overview at start, present information, review important points Have bulleted items appear one at a time

8. Use a wireless mouse If sound effects are used wait until sound finishes before speaking If content is complex, give audience handouts Do not turn you back to the audience

9. Practice before you present Show up early to test equipment Turn of screen savers and power management

10. Backup you slide show and take an extra copy with you Provide the audience with contact information if they have questions Avoid dark backgrounds if presenting in a poorly-lit room Avoid light backgrounds if presenting in well-lit room