This document is a presentation about designing effective PowerPoint slides. It provides tips for making slides visually appealing and engaging for audiences. The presentation recommends using striking titles, color schemes, high-quality images, minimal text, and principles of design like contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity. It also suggests incorporating video and sharing slides online. The overall message is that presentations should inspire and move audiences rather than bore them.
Don't murder your message with 19 year old clip art, garish colour schemes, whizzing text and abusive sounds, and line after line of tiny text that the speaker reads and the audience can't see - captivate your audience Ninja style! This session will go through the easy steps how to liven up any presentation by dumping the templates, embracing dramatic graphics with Creative Commons, and limiting the number of words per slide to create a truly engaging presentation slidedeck. Zing! Ninja style, now your presentation makes people lean forward...and are eager for your message. Become a presentation a sensei! - This is also a great way to demand that your students synthesize their information and refine their skillz to become the next generation of presentation Ninjas!
Don't murder your message with 19 year old clip art, garish colour schemes, whizzing text and abusive sounds, and line after line of tiny text that the speaker reads and the audience can't see - captivate your audience Ninja style! This session will go through the easy steps how to liven up any presentation by dumping the templates, embracing dramatic graphics with Creative Commons, and limiting the number of words per slide to create a truly engaging presentation slidedeck. Zing! Ninja style, now your presentation makes people lean forward...and are eager for your message. Become a presentation a sensei! - This is also a great way to demand that your students synthesize their information and refine their skillz to become the next generation of presentation Ninjas!
Another take on powerpoint boredom but this time specially adapted for teachers! Because so many of them do not know how to use PowerPoint well and need some inspiration. Musical version also available on the you.
Visual Notetaking using an iPad
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For years, usability professionals have been using flow diagrams to demonstrate existing and proposed task flows. We have integrated the great thinking from Kevin Cheng and Tom Chi of OK/Cancel into our design process by using the comic strip model to illustrate points of user frustration with existing flows, recommend new approaches, and communicate how the corporation and technology might support the solution. It has proven to be a very engaging communication, combining the persona, their environment, their thoughts, other players, their multi-channel interaction and a high level start to interface design.
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This is a short ebook about presentation for small business. It was originally written in Russian and translated to English. If you want a download with higher quality images, go here: https://www.amazon.com/Point-Contact-Presentations-Alexei-Kapterev-ebook/dp/B01GK6JNJG
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Join Pepperdine University's Technology and Learning group as we build a course site from the ground up. We will cover topics like course management, setting expectations, chunking, and discussion. We'll explore Site Info, Home, Syllabus, Lessons, and Forums to inform and engage your students. We will wrap up this session with tips/gotchas and look to all participants to share best practices throughout.
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Another take on powerpoint boredom but this time specially adapted for teachers! Because so many of them do not know how to use PowerPoint well and need some inspiration. Musical version also available on the you.
Visual Notetaking using an iPad
Sketchnotes are visual notes that incorporate words, lines, shapes, color, and simple drawings. You do not need to be an artist to sketchnote! This session will share the why and how to get started with creating digital sketchnotes using an iPad, along with the presenter’s personal journey with taking visual notes. An overview of the basic elements, techniques, apps, and styluses will be given, along with examples/lessons from the presenter and students.
Using Comics In The Design Process Upa Boston CuevaAmy Cueva
For years, usability professionals have been using flow diagrams to demonstrate existing and proposed task flows. We have integrated the great thinking from Kevin Cheng and Tom Chi of OK/Cancel into our design process by using the comic strip model to illustrate points of user frustration with existing flows, recommend new approaches, and communicate how the corporation and technology might support the solution. It has proven to be a very engaging communication, combining the persona, their environment, their thoughts, other players, their multi-channel interaction and a high level start to interface design.
Want to start using comics as part of your design process? Amy Cueva, Co-Founder and Chief Experience Officer at Mad*Pow will be conducting a "how to" workshop on how to get going with comics from a strategy, process and tools perspective.
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Join Pepperdine University's Technology and Learning group as we build a course site from the ground up. We will cover topics like course management, setting expectations, chunking, and discussion. We'll explore Site Info, Home, Syllabus, Lessons, and Forums to inform and engage your students. We will wrap up this session with tips/gotchas and look to all participants to share best practices throughout.
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Join Pepperdine University's Technology and Learning group as we build a course site from the ground up. We will cover topics like course management, setting expectations, chunking, and discussion. We'll explore Site Info, Home, Syllabus, Lessons, and Forums to inform and engage your students. We will wrap up this session with tips/gotchas and look to all participants to share best practices throughout.
45-minute workshop given at Sketchcamp San Diego on October 6, 2012. Video: http://vimeo.com/52665636 // Speaker notes and more information: http://huah.net/jason/blog/sketchcamp-san-diego-2012/
Internship under Professor Dr. Sameer Mathur (IIM LUCKHNOW)
MODULE 1
Word of ADVICE from Jesse Desjardins
Tips to become a Presentation JEDI NANCY DUARTE GARR REYNOLDS
Organization and Presentation Tips By Garr Reynolds
How stories Resonate By Nancy Duarte
MODULE 2
Some important concepts learned
MARKETING RESEARCH PROCESS
CREATING CUSTOMER VALUE AND CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS
ANALYSING BUSINESS
ROLE OF
MODULE 3
Goodyear: The Aquatred Launch HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL CASE STUDY
“The case method takes the learner through a reflective and analytic process that is very powerful,” says Robert Bruner
Purpose of the Case Study The case method gives students the ability to quickly make sense of a complex problem, rapidly arrive at a reasonable solution, and communicate that solution to others in a succinct and effective manner.
MODULE 4
Highly Polarizing Brands tend to perform more poorly than others, but they also tend to less risky- exhibit relatively little variation in stock price
Higher the percentage of brand lovers and brand haters, the greater the Polarization Brand Dispersion measures the Polarization
Capitalizing on Polarization
Placate the HATERS Research shows that negative word of mouth can greatly influence neutral customers
THE HATERS People often feel compelled to defend a favorite product that has come under the attack and defense mounted by the fans often swayed neutral consumers into becoming supporters
Polarizing Attribute
CREATING POLARIZATION
Drive a WEDGE in the market Segmentation increases the polarization, which in turn can boost revenue
Launch a provocative advertisment Campaign and the negative reaction raised brand awareness and increased sales
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8. The “art” is setting yourself apart.
This means many things, but what i’m talking
about is design.
This presentation isn’t about public speaking
skills, it’s about designing great looking slides
that will knock the socks off your audience
and most importantly move and inspire
people to action.
Follow me and i’ll show you how to design
like a superstar.
10. Don’t be afraid to have a bold title that will
grab people's attention.
At most conferences you can almost tell
which presentations are going to suck even
before they start.
12. If you’re uploading your presentation online
a visually stunning opening slide is everything.
Just like a book people will judge your
presentation by its cover, so make sure its
an awesome one that will get clicked on.
14. In this presentation I wanted to
use the same font and colors
from EasyJet.
So, I Google’d:
Easyjet font & color
(I know, crazy huh?)
The result was a low cost
airline feel throughout the
entire presentation.
15. An easy way to find a great looking
color scheme is to pick a popular
palette on COLORlovers.com
2,383 people ‘love’ this
one
16. Or use colors found in popular
websites or magazines.
For this presentation I wanted
to give a gossip magazine feel.
18. Your audience reads your slides
faster than you talk.
Never, ever, ever put word-for-word what
you are saying, instead use strong visuals to
help add to your story and not give it away
before it comes out of your mouth.
19. Your audience reads your slides
faster than you talk.
Never, ever, ever put word-for-word what
you are saying, instead use strong visuals to
help add to your story and not give it away
before it comes out of your mouth.
If I was giving this presentation to you t
face-to-face I would elim inate 90% of the tex
20. When someone puts all their text in their
presentation I say to myself:
“Dude?! Wha t’s the point of
being here? ! Just email me your
slides and I’ll read it on
my own t ime without you.”
22. Rehearse and use images to
remind you of each point.
“Let me tell you about how
my 3-year old child is using
an iPhone...” “As part of our staff we
“The idea for the Gutenberg
press came about by... ” actually have 1 ex-clown...”
*It takes a little bit of practice but this alone
will make your presentation 100% better
(that’s a fact).
23. There are 4 types
of images you can use:
Your royalty creative
free commons screenshots
own (paid) (free*)
*with conditions
24. , where to find them: what it looks like:
Time consuming, but
Your gives your slides a nice
touch. I like full screen
own width photos.
iStockphoto.com. For a
few $$ get professional
photos or illustrations
royalty that you can use without
free having to pay royalties.
(paid)
Perfect for a cohesive
professional look.
Flickr.com. Best place to
look for Creative
creative Commons images.
commons
(free) All you need to do is add
a proper credit to your
presentation.
25. Use screenshots to
highlight important areas
Skitch.com it’s a free tool
for taking screenshots
and add little things like
screen- arrows to it.
shots Its dead simple to use. I
use it 30+ times a day
(no joke).
26. Theses logos specify under what condition you’re
allowed to use the work. Most of the time all you
need to do is add a simple credit to its creator.
27. there are 2 ways to
add credits:
bottom of image last slide
29. this is cheezy!
Seriously dude,
nobody’s office looks like that.
(unless you work in an office of cheezy models)
30. this is more interestin
g
unexpected, visually interesting
photos are fun & gives energy to your story.
31. EXAMPLES:
“I want to talk to you about early
childhood medical care...”
“Here’s what’s happening with sales
of luxury french goods...”
“In freshman year i studied...”
(kidding)
32. GRAPHS ARE OK,
BUT REMEMBER:
It’s not just about the number,
it’s about what the numbers mean
44. WHAT IT mEANS:
Contrast
Text and images that are all the same size
and style is extremely boring and not
*First coined by
communicative. Add some contrast to make Robin Williams
it interesting. (no not that one)
Repetition
Repeat colors, fonts and images throughout
your presentation for a cohesive feel
(remember color mix?). Each new topic
slide should have related styles so that your
audience knows you are moving onto a new
point.
Alignment
Text and images on each slide should be
visually connected. Nothing should be out
of place.
Proximity
Related elements should be grouped
together
53. videos are cool
But keep it short, simple & relevant.
2-3 min is good, 30 seconds is best.
54. and save yourself
from the awkward
silence and always
preload your videos.
55. To avoid waiting for videos to load I like to
record a YouTube clip and edit it down to
only the bits I want to show and then
I embed in my slides.
Works 100% of the time with no waiting!
I use screenflow for this
56. Here I recorded a YouTube video and
removed the sound and had it play
automatically when I advanced slides.
This allowed me to talk over the video and
give a narrative which included a
Facebook page + Youtube clip
(In the presentation world
this is like George Lucas type stuff)
58. Save a tree
Upload your presentation to SlideShare.net.
This allows your audience to download a PDF
version and also share via Twitter and Facebook.
If you ge t selected as the top et
presentatio n of the day you g
ins tant fame and glory.
60. Unless you’re dealing with top secret stuff don’t be.
If you use the methods you just learned the only
person able to give your presentation should be you.
Using things like images instead of text refreshes the
memory of someone who was at your talk but means
nothing to someone who wasn’t.
62. 3 months ago I gave a 90-min talk in Australia to some
very nice people in the tourism industry.
One speaker told me it was crazy to upload my entire
slides to SlideShare because surely I was going to get
ripped off.
There were only 100 people in the room, but today
more than 8500 people have seen that same
presentation online.
I got lots of feedback from people all around the world
who said they got lots out of it and who also suggested
new material which made my future presentations even
better.
63. 3 months ago I gave a 90-min talk in Australia to some
very nice people in the tourism industry.
One speaker told me it was crazy to upload my entire
slides to SlideShare because surely I was going to get
ripped off.
There were only 100 people in the room, but today
more than 8500 people have seen that same
presentation online.
I got lots of feedback from people all around the world
who said they got lots out of it and who also suggested
new material which made my future presentations even
better. I also got hired for new work because of it.
67. If you leave wit h only one
sl ide from this presentation
it shoul d be this one:
steal this presentation:
1. HaVE A KILLER OPENING SLIDE
2. USE a color scheme
3. USE STUNNING VISUALS
4. GET YOUR TEXT RIGHT
5. USE CRAP
6. USE VIDEO
7. SHARE YOUR WORK
8. recap
73. buy The app that
doesn’t suck!
Includes 3 awesome
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74. credits: made using
keynote
total cost
= $0
photos:
websites:
1. flickr/One more night at the club/Irina Souiki
istockphoto.com
2. flickr/good news...and bad news/Shira Golding
colorlovers.com
2.flickr/Steve Jobs/dfarber
skitch.com
3.flickr/Audience/kurafire
screenflow.com
5. flickr/Neptune Statue/Fraochsidhe
flickr.com
9. cannes lions 2010/jessedee
noteandpoint.com
13. flickr/skittles/davidjmarland
slideshare.net
17. flickr/Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close/matt.hintsa
17. cannes lions 2010/jessedee
THANKS:
25. flickr//Bert and Ernie/See-ming Lee Alex G. for sitting across from me and swearing so
28.flickr/Vuiton Champs Elysées Shop/Little_Grizzly loud every day at Powerpoint, you’ve inspired me to
28.flickr/ Got Beer?/a4gpa create this preso. Pete O., for letting me be your
31. flickr/Can you read this, Luke Skywalker?/Stéfan sidekick, you’re a legend. Dean J., for letting me steal
your headline styles, they seem to work really well.
38. flickr/Toilet Trained/Anda74 Elizabeth G. you thought me all the CRAP I needed
49.flickr/presentation/ Eggplant to know when I was a young little brat. ATEC crew,
52. flickr/new york sunset/jerryfergusonphotography you’re all such an amazing bunch of people, how lucky
54. flickr/Domo asusta a Danbo/GViciano was I to come to Australia as a backpacker and end up
working in such an amazing part of the world for 4
58. flickr/Fussel reviewing/Faustenator years, thanks for your all support. To the people out
62- flickr/exit sign in the commonwealth/joeybaltimore there sharing this stuff on Facebook and Twitter, thank
65. flickr/Steve Jobs Keynote/acaben you! I wish i could invite you over for dinner one night.
62. flickr/jay-z/richie preiss And to Mum & Dad, cause they’re just the best.