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The document provides tips for creating effective PowerPoint presentations with an emphasis on using color, fonts, graphics and text to engage audiences. It recommends coordinating text and background colors, using brighter colors to attract attention, including random pictures and fun fonts to keep presentations lively, and providing detailed information on slides while taking advantage of available space.
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This document provides tips for creating effective PowerPoint presentations. It discusses avoiding too much information by limiting content to 5 bullets, words, or thoughts per slide. It also discusses preparing and filming video lectures, including planning content, rehearsing, body language, voice, and eye contact. Additional tips include using visual information like pictures as metaphors, emphasizing aesthetic qualities, using different fonts but keeping the same font family, avoiding centering objects, using the whole slide area, and creating an unbalanced rhythm.
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- 1. PowerPoint
- 2. Color Coordinate • Text colors should always color coordinate with slide backgrounds • Match your slides and texts like you match your shoes and clothes – Light blue & dark navy blue – Grey & Black
- 3. Unexpected Color Combo • Force viewers to read more closely – Black text on grey background – Red on orange background
- 4. Neon • Catch the audience attention • Brighter colors bring back the childhood in us – Rainbow – Popsicle • Remind people of better times
- 5. Random Pictures • Keep the presentation lively • Attention catcher – Cute baby animals – Kittens holding machine guns
- 6. Text • The smaller the font, the more information can fit on each slide. • Take advantage of the space • Provide the reader with lots of info. – Don’t want the audience to question the slide – Details oriented
- 7. Font • PowerPoint should always be fun and exciting • Crazy font entertain the eyes – Example: • Mr. Smith is the best teacher at RHS • Do not procrastinate • Fried chicken sounds good right now
- 8. Text • Gather all your information and put it all in one slide. • Include lots of details about the information you’re presenting • Take advantage of the space • Give example and add picture if there are room left on your slide
- 9. Graphics
- 11. How to present your PPT • Read off the slides • Show off your carefully planned words • If you need to rewind or fast forward slides, go bullet by bullet. Everyone needs review