POWER of PRESENTATION
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This document provides tips for creating an effective presentation. It discusses the importance of presentation impact and covers various elements to include such as handling textual data concisely, using shapes and diagrams meaningfully, including informative tables, and creating simulations to demonstrate concepts visually. The goal is to engage the audience through a well-structured presentation that incorporates various digital elements strategically.
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POWER of PRESENTATION
- 1. P WER of PRESENT TION Impact of Project is driven by Presentation
- 2. FL W OF C NTENTS 1. IMPACT OF PRESENTING 2. USE OF TEXT, SH PES, DIAGRAMS, TABLES & SIMULATIONS 3. ADDING AND EDITING AND CHOOSING COLOR SCHEME 4. ANIMATING FOR SIMULATION 5. USE OF SLEEK DESIGN 6. USE OF PUNCHES
- 9. IMP CT PRESENTATION ? WOW How are you gonna do this? This is not possible! Why this Tech? Why this bla-bla-bla?
- 10. IMP CT PRESENTATION ? WOW How are you gonna do this? This is not possible! Why this Tech? Why this bla-bla-bla? Stammering Specific answers Yes Yes
- 11. IMP CT Make a Project Diary
- 12. IMP CT Make a Project Diary Be Technically Aware
- 13. IMP CT Make a Project Diary Be Technically Aware Do research on Internet / Around you
- 15. PRESENTATION WOW How are you gonna do this? This is not possible! Why this Tech? Why this bla-bla-bla? IMP CT
- 16. PRESENTATION WOW How are you gonna do this? This is not possible! Why this Tech? Why this bla-bla-bla? DEFENSIVE Answer Diplomatic answer Technical answer IMP CT
- 17. Textual datum
- 21. Y E S ONL IF
- 22. HAN LING TEXT • Handling textual data is very important • Textual data in a presentation carries a lot of significance • Text of such significance, you practice reading out loud during presentation • This helps you to carry on with a presentation and helps screwing you up easily • No matter what, reading and inserting too much of text will bore the viewers and give out more significant details that will in turn misfit you! • The better way is do not put much of the text as I’ve did above. That consumes a lot of time tailoring the right words and correct implications in it. • Using a dictionary for replacing a huge sentence with few words is always a better idea! • Make use of Different fonts, Colors, Animations with text that’s catchy! • By now, you are exhausted reading this. Just to show how textual datum is boring!
- 23. HAN LING TEXT • Handling textual data is critical • Do Not read out textual data • Textual data is weak to recollect • Judging person can cross question you on specificity mentioned • Don’t be boring, don’t sound boring! • Use positive focus overlay & avoid negative overlay • Use fonts, Colors, Animations with text, that’s catchy! • Dictionary can help you write Precise
- 24. SH PES Square SHAPES provide Meaning Shows a Material Gives Abstraction
- 25. SH PES
- 26. SH PES
- 27. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 28. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 29. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 30. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 31. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 32. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 33. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 34. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 35. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 36. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES
- 37. Anatomy of Human – Thank You Man SH PES Well, That’s a Dead man NOW!
- 38. SH PES
- 39. SH PES Anatomy of Element – Project Diary
- 40. SH PES Anatomy of Element – Project Diary
- 41. SH PES Anatomy of Element – Project Diary
- 42. SH PES 3D Applied to a Circle Anatomy of Element – Project Diary
- 43. SH PES 3D Applied to a Circle Simple Trapezoid Anatomy of Element – Project Diary
- 44. SH PES 3D Applied to a Circle Simple Trapezoid Come on! No BIG DEAL HERE! Use COPY PASTE! Anatomy of Element – Project Diary
- 45. DI GR MS • Diagrams need to be LABELLED • They should be CONCISE and MEANINGFUL • It should be connected using ARROWS or SHAPES, don’t make it a DEAD MAN • Use SHAPES and TWEAK them wherever needed • Use APPROPRIATE TECHNICAL Words
- 46. DI GR MS • Diagrams need to be LABELLED • They should be CONCISE and MEANINGFUL • It should be connected using ARROWS or SHAPES, don’t make it a DEAD MAN • Use SHAPES and TWEAK them wherever needed • Use APPROPRIATE TECHNICAL Words
- 47. DI GR MS USE SHAPES TWEAK AND TWIST Use Drawing pane SHOW SOME INPUT & OUTPUT Maintain Flow RESULTS Do not Forget 2 LINE ADVICE • DO NOT USE ANIMATIONS • DO NOT MAKE DIAGRAMS MESSY BY USING TOO MANY DIFFERENT SHAPES
- 48. Criteria WIFI DIRECT INFRARED BLUETOOTH Speed Achieves 30 to 40Mbps 4Mbps MAX 24Mbps Security Medium to High (Customizable) Medium High Popularity ❶❷❸④⑤ ❶②③④⑤ ❶❷❸❹⑤ Network support Can be Automated and can be Configured as well PAN type networks only PAN type networks as well as DUN type network T BLES
- 49. SI ULATI NS
- 50. SI ULATI NS
- 51. SI ULATI NS
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- 54. SI ULATI NS
- 55. SI ULATI NS Infrared point
- 56. SI ULATI NS
- 57. SI ULATI NS Authentication on both sides
- 58. SI ULATI NS
- 59. SI ULATI NS
- 60. SI ULATI NS
- 61. SI ULATI NS
- 62. SI ULATI NS Loss of data
- 63. SI ULATI NS
- 64. SI ULATI NS
- 65. SI ULATI NS
- 66. Creating a Bluetooth network SI ULATI NS
- 67. SI ULATI NS
- 68. =Pairing of devices= SI ULATI NS
- 69. SI ULATI NS
- 70. Accepting of file SI ULATI NS
- 71. SI ULATI NS
- 72. SI ULATI NS
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- 78. 0 m 100 m $ Node detected Acquiring information… Connection Established. Node stats updated and enforced control Honking level set $ Acquired honking in range. CONTROLLED ANNOYANCE by: 50dB
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- 81. 0 m 100 m $ Connection lost Reset value to 100% Capacity of Horn $ Look for Connection
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- 83. By, Tejas Rawal Software Engineer & Trainer Revision Time END OF TRAINING IMP CT HAN LING TEXT SH PES DI GR MS T BLES SI ULATI NS