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The document provides tips for creating effective PowerPoint presentations: - Use a minimum 24-point font size and 40-44 point for headings. Choose high-contrast colors and avoid black text on white background. - Include photos, cartoons, or diagrams in slides as pictures can be engaging; only include a slide without images if necessary. - Use a full sentence as the title to indicate the topic and direction of the presentation. - Animate elements quickly and simply to avoid distracting transitions.
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- 2. 3. Keep the text clear • 24 point minimum • 40-44 for heading • Contrast colours • Don’t use black on white
- 3. 3. Keep the text clear • 24 point minimum • 40-44 for heading • Contrast colours • Don’t use black on white
- 4. • Photographs are fantastic • Cartoons are fun • Diagrams are useful • No picture? Why a slide? “My PowerPoint presentation went so well, I had it made into a tattoo!” 4. Always have a good picture Just SPEAK it!
- 5. 5. Use a full sentence as your title • Show where you are going!
- 6. 6. Animate quickly and simply • Avoid transitions
- 7. 6. The next slide?
- 8. 6. Animate quickly and simply • Avoid transitions • For text use: – Appear – Wipe, from left (very fast) – Fade (very fast) Appear Fade • For graphics use: Dissolve in
- 9. 6. Animate quickly and simply • Nothing fancy – It will only end up – really annoying – your poor audience • Keep it quick – Or you try to read or recognise it before it has fully developed!
- 10. 7. Never just read the slide This is the thing that annoys more people about PowerPoint presentations than anything else. It is boring! Keep something back!