The document provides tips for creating effective presentations. It discusses minimizing slide counts, using clear and simple fonts and formatting, including relevant visuals like graphics, maintaining consistency in designs, and using contrasting colors for easy readability. It also demonstrates how to use hyperlinks, animations, and transitions in PowerPoint 2010 presentations. The document is designed to help students create reports and presentations.

1. HYPERLINK,
ANIMATION
& TRANSITION
GROUP # 5
Prepared by:
Minerva, Ashley Nicole C.
Larisma, Carl Jesus
From : 11 ABM - CEO

2. Creating an effective
presentation

3. But whether or not
these features would
Help is generally
up to you.
Designing your presentation
is the fun part of creating
a report for it gives you
a chance to be creative.
(You'll see in the Next Slide)
Creating an Effective Presentation
Placing animations,
transitions, and art
could be on your
Mind right now.
But wait!! There are
some quick tips in
Creating an effective
presentations:

4. 6 Quick Tips in Creating an
Effective Presentation:
1. Minimize
Keep slide counts to a minimum to maintain clear
message and to keep the audience attentive.
Remember that the presentation is just a visual
aid. Most information should still come from the
reporter.
2. Clarity
Avoid being fancy by using a font style that is
easy to read. Make sure that it is also big enough
to read by the audience.

5. 6 Quick Tips in Creating an
Effective Presentation:
3. Simplicity
Use bullets or short sentences. The
information on the screen to have your
audience focus on what the speaker is
saying than or reading the slide.
4. Visual
Use graphics to help in your presentation
but no too many to distract the audience.

6. 6 Quick Tips in Creating an
Effective Presentation:
5.Consistency Makes your design
uniform. Avoid having different font
styles and backgrounds
6. Contrast Use light font on dark
background or vice versa. This is done
so that it is easier to read.

7. Demonstration of the
Hyperlink, Animation,
&
Transition

8. PowerPoint 2010: Applying
Transitions

9. PowerPoint 2010: Animating Objects