The document provides tips for creating effective PowerPoint presentations and video lectures. It discusses preparing for a video lecture by considering clothing, hair, makeup, content planning, writing, rehearsing, body language, voice, eye contact, and virtual interaction. Postproduction topics include storyboarding, editing, transcoding, and publishing. Usage addresses implementing recordings in courses through testing, tasks. Additional tips include using visuals like pictures as metaphors with affective and cognitive appeal emphasizing beauty, size, speed and colorfulness. The document recommends an unbalanced layout that makes rhythm, using available area without centering objects, and choosing fonts and colors carefully. It prompts remembering which bullets and images stood out and provides examples of presentation design tools.

1. POWERPOINT?

2. Killing the audience softly
…or avoid 5 mistakes?

3. Too much information!

5. 5
Things
Words
Bullets
Thoughts +/- 2

6. Video lecture
• Preparation
– Cloths
– Hair styling
– Make up
• Content
– Plan
– Write
– Rehearse
• Filming
– Body language
– Voice
– Eye contact
– Reading vs telling
– Virtual interaktion
• Postproduction
– Storyboard
– Editing
– Transcoding
– Publishing
• Usage
– Implementing in course
• Test
• Task

7. preparation

8. content
plan – write – rehearse

9. Relevancy?

12. Click to add title
Visual information
• Pictures used as metaphores
• Affective AND cognitive appeal
• Emphasis beauty, size, speed,
colourfulness…

13. Click to add title
Visual information
• Pictures used as metaphores
• Affective AND cognitive appeal
• Emphasis beauty, size, speed,
colourfulness…

14. You can

15. Quality

16. • Layout
• Fonts
• Color

18. Don’t center your objects
Use the whole area available
Unbalance makes the rhythm

19. Don’t center your objects
Use the whole area available
Unbalance makes the rhythm

22. http://kuler.adobe.com/
http://www.colorblender.com

23. LAYO makes difference
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24. Which bullets do you remember?

25. Which images do you remember?

26. Which images do you remember?

27. What should
a poster look
like?

41. scribus

42. inkscape

44. title

45. abstract

46. Introduction

47. Materials and methods

48. Results

49. bit.ly

50. http://qrcode.kaywa.com/