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- 2. Text • No text flooding. • Spelling and grammar (Jeopardise authority & authenticity). – Use spell check; Grammarly, have a friend or colleague check it. • Proper font type and size – Multiple types of fonts or dressy, novelty fonts are distracting. – Many fonts differ from one computer to the next which can cause problems if you have to switch computers. – Basic fonts (Times New Roman, Arial) are better. – Font size ≥24 (venue & audience size, and projector to screen distance) words should be seen without problems.
- 3. Colour • Proper Integration of colours make or break or spoil your PPT. – Use compatible colours. – A colour wheel is helpful in finding compatible and clashing colours. – Experiment colours to get the best theme, but always check it on a projector before getting embarrassed at the game point. • Dark text on light backgrounds is easiest to read and generally looks the best. • Add colour to enhance pieces of boring text, to highlight important phrases (help the audience assimilate the information).
- 4. Multimedia • Adding movies, images and sounds to a PowerPoint helps draw attention to important pieces of information (makes the presentation interesting). • Too much multimedia can be – distracting – confusing to the audience – making it difficult to take any message clearly. – Making it harder to retain important text information. – A good rule is one or two multimedia item per presentation, along with text introducing or summarizing it. • Avoid using sounds during every transition. • Do not use images as backgrounds either (unsightly and distracting).
- 5. More • Use a slow, steady pace. • Leave slide for enough time so that all audience can fully absorb the message • Message per slide should not be too many and too long. • Make slides clutter-free, integrating participation in the presentation and keeping transitions short but attention-grabbing without using sound bites. • Preview your presentation before you present it, no question how many times you have presented the same. • Add as much flair and personality as you can, given the content.
- 6. New Teacher • Remember that the audience more than likely will not notice any signs of your nervousness. • They cannot see your shaking hands and probably didn’t notice the quivering in your voice or the slight pause when you forgot your next point. • Think that you are the master of the topic and not reading from the presentation line by line. • Organize your materials so that you can quickly and easily access them. • Prepare notes, props and audio or visual aids in the order they will be used. • Prepare a small outline of your presentation to keep you on track.