Visual & Verbal support in presentationWajiha Hamid
Verbal Visual Support In Presentations
No Matter!
how well you have prepared
what you are going to say.
No Matter!
how skilled you may be in your nonverbal speaking delivery.
Want to learn, how to make beautiful presentation and impress you colleagues and boost your confidence?..then explore this!!
Many things to learn about powerpoint and proper usage of all the features.
Explore everything inside!!
Ban the Bullet 1: Improving Your PowerPoint Presentations, pt. 1Alan Hoffman
PowerPoint presentations don't need to be slide after slide of bulleted lists! Follow PowerPoint guru Alan Hoffman, dubbed "The Prince of PowerPoint" by syndicated columnist Richard Louv, as he shows how to go beyond conventional thinking to create more effective and compelling presentations. In this first lesson, we learn to move beyond bulleted lists to call greater attention to your core messages..
Visual & Verbal support in presentationWajiha Hamid
Verbal Visual Support In Presentations
No Matter!
how well you have prepared
what you are going to say.
No Matter!
how skilled you may be in your nonverbal speaking delivery.
Want to learn, how to make beautiful presentation and impress you colleagues and boost your confidence?..then explore this!!
Many things to learn about powerpoint and proper usage of all the features.
Explore everything inside!!
Ban the Bullet 1: Improving Your PowerPoint Presentations, pt. 1Alan Hoffman
PowerPoint presentations don't need to be slide after slide of bulleted lists! Follow PowerPoint guru Alan Hoffman, dubbed "The Prince of PowerPoint" by syndicated columnist Richard Louv, as he shows how to go beyond conventional thinking to create more effective and compelling presentations. In this first lesson, we learn to move beyond bulleted lists to call greater attention to your core messages..
A presentation on "How to make a presentation"Iksula
This is a presentation on the steps to follow to make a presentation intended to improve your presentation making and presenting skills.
The presentation is broken down into four main categories:
1. Things to do before making the presentation deck
2. Things to do while making the presentation deck
3. Things to do before presenting the deck
4. Things to do while presenting the deck
Covering some of the key Dos and Don'ts of creating presentations under the following headings:
Preparation & Planning
Consistency of Style & Tone
Visual Accessibility
Slide Layout & Content
Timing & Delivery
Algunas recomendaciones útiles a la hora de elegir recursos para hacer una buena presentación ya sea en ante un auditorio grande o para pequeños grupos.
A presentation on "How to make a presentation"Iksula
This is a presentation on the steps to follow to make a presentation intended to improve your presentation making and presenting skills.
The presentation is broken down into four main categories:
1. Things to do before making the presentation deck
2. Things to do while making the presentation deck
3. Things to do before presenting the deck
4. Things to do while presenting the deck
Covering some of the key Dos and Don'ts of creating presentations under the following headings:
Preparation & Planning
Consistency of Style & Tone
Visual Accessibility
Slide Layout & Content
Timing & Delivery
Algunas recomendaciones útiles a la hora de elegir recursos para hacer una buena presentación ya sea en ante un auditorio grande o para pequeños grupos.
Its a purposal about power presentation competition in the world which helps to student .,yea its needed because it’s a computer age . it tries to improve students skills ability for the public speaking.
1. yes the SmartArt tool is certainly an option that you can use t.docxjeremylockett77
1. yes the SmartArt tool is certainly an option that you can use to your advantage. Be advised that customizing SmartArt can be a challenge for the new PowerPoint user. Did you find that the graphic diagrams worked well initially or required some additional modifications?
2. Great post! I also utilized the Smartart/ Wordart feature on powerpoint. It helped my slogan pop out of my presentation and gave the audience something to remember about my product. I agree, it helps make the presentation visually appealing which is an important aspect to all professional presentations, especially those targeted to an audience. It captures attention which should be given to the important points which wont be done if the information is presented in plain text. Although,I do think too much WordArt can make the presentation look tacky, so on that note, I like to keep it for the most important factors!
3. i think its very important to make sure that there is a flow in you presentation. that it must look appealing and catch the readers attention. To much going on in a slide will not deliver your message in a professional way. when i didn't my presentation, i believe in the term "less is more". Even though i did put images, shapes,colors, etc. i made sure to blend them well enough to look presentable and still believer the message.
4. Powerpoint is an important tool when it comes to making a presentation to captivate your audience. Personally, I would say an essential for a professional layout would be to keep pictures on one side of the slide and words on the other. This option can be found under the "Slides" option and you can select the slide that offers two columns of information except one. In one column there would be a picture and in the other there would be words. For example, I used the technique in my Unit 2 assignment. I had my product picture on one side and a description of it on the side. In that manner, I was able to showcase my product and its features without there being too many pictures and words crowded on screen. This kept everything organized so if someone were to come across it, there would know what its for and what its about.
Another tool I use is Word Art for slogans that are important to the product or service I am showcasing to an audience. That keeps that attend to what the product is and about; also it keeps the audience engaged on your presentation and gives them something catchy to leave with. I utilized this tool in my assignment as well to make the slogan of my product pop.
5. I think the most essential and proffesional layout for Microsoft PowerPoint is the use of pictures and smart art. It catches the viewers attention and keeps them interested while listening to the presentation and also looking at the pictures of what the presentation is based on. The presentation may be boring but by using pictures and smart art it keeps the audience interested and connected to the slideshow. Yes I used pictures in my ...
This is a short powerpoint deck I wrote on how to write powerpoint decks. My staff had a wide range of experience in presenting and the results were often disastrous. This is a simple baseline briefing about guidelines for creating powerpoint presentations. Or not.
This presentation, created by Syed Faiz ul Hassan, explores the profound influence of media on public perception and behavior. It delves into the evolution of media from oral traditions to modern digital and social media platforms. Key topics include the role of media in information propagation, socialization, crisis awareness, globalization, and education. The presentation also examines media influence through agenda setting, propaganda, and manipulative techniques used by advertisers and marketers. Furthermore, it highlights the impact of surveillance enabled by media technologies on personal behavior and preferences. Through this comprehensive overview, the presentation aims to shed light on how media shapes collective consciousness and public opinion.
Collapsing Narratives: Exploring Non-Linearity • a micro report by Rosie WellsRosie Wells
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Suzanne Lagerweij - Influence Without Power - Why Empathy is Your Best Friend...Suzanne Lagerweij
This is a workshop about communication and collaboration. We will experience how we can analyze the reasons for resistance to change (exercise 1) and practice how to improve our conversation style and be more in control and effective in the way we communicate (exercise 2).
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2. Clarity and Space of Graphs
Slides can be improved by showing the graphs on
separate slides to improve each slide’s clarity and
simplicity. One slide must show only one of the
graphs, add a more descriptive title, and add
circles to direct attention to places on the slide
having the most importance.
3. Visibility
And the foremost point is that your slides
and visials must be clearly seen. Obviously a
visual aid must be visible to be effective, but
how many times have you seen a presenter
display a computer-generated slide and say,
“I know you can’t read this, but let me tell
you what it says.”
4. TIPS
Here are some tips to help you meet the criteria of simplicity
and visibility while using computer-generated visual aids:
Each slide should convey ONE main concept. Complicated
slides lead to audience confusion.
Try to avoid text slides but if you must use them, limit the
number of words per line to 5 and the number of lines per
slide to 5.
5. If possible, limit the numbers of bars and lines in
graphs, preferably no more than 5. Of course if your
data require more than five, use only what is
necessary to support your message. Use only sans
serif type styles such as Arial, Helvetica, and
Tahoma—they project more clearly than serif styles.
Use the largest type sizes possible and try to avoid
text that is less than 24 point.
6. For computer projection, stick to dark backgrounds with light
text to increase visibility.
Limit the use of color—use color to direct attention to areas of
a slide that are important.
Use computer "builds" (sequentially revealing information) to
maintain focus on points as you present, but be selective in
using this tool. Builds can also be used for charts, graphs,
pictures, and complicated scientific slides.
Be consistent in using slide transition animations; varying the
transitions from slide to slide can be distracting.
7.
8. Appropriate Fonts, Colours, Shadows
Changing the color and adding bold font and
shadows to the main text makes it easier to read,
as does changing the font size and boldness in
the minor text. It also catches the direct attention
and focus from the audience. A combination of
different colours and shades can revolutionise
your slides.
9. Pros and Cond
Nowadays when technical professionals are asked to
give a presentation, they typically begin their
preparation by creating some slides using a popular
software program that will be projected when
speaking to an audience. But is this technology
improving presentations or creating a barrier between
the speaker and the audience?
10. Planning and organisation
While technology has created exciting tools for
speakers, the fundamental elements of a
presentation have not changed since the days of
Aristotle. Any successful presentation must be well
organized, delivered by a credible speaker, and
customized to a specific audience.
11. Logical Connection
Customizing your presentation requires information
gathering. Speak to the meeting planner to learn about who is
expected to attend, and talk with colleagues who have
presented to this group in the past. Ask questions related to
audience expectations and the technical background of the
typical attendee. It's also a good idea to know who is
speaking before or after you as you may want to look for tie-
ins with your subject matter.
12. Role of Technology
So what about the technology? Technology is simply a
tool. YOU are the presentation, not the technology. Great
technology will not overcome poor content. A great
presentation can be delivered without a single
slide. Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, Martin Luther
King Jr., John F. Kennedy … they all crafted memorable
speeches without a laptop computer. The key is using the
technology correctly to enhance your spoken words.
13. Logical Importance
Any visual aid needs to meet certain criteria in
order to be successful. First, it has to be
necessary. In other words, you have reached the
conclusion that a visual aid will be helpful in
delivering your message. Lotherwise, people
will be distracted if couldn’t serve your purpose
and desire.
14. Appropriate format
Next, decide on the most appropriate format that will meet
the criterion of clarity—the best way to show an idea.
There are infinite ways to create effective visual aids, not
all of which require technology. Demonstrations, displays,
and photographs are all low-tech approaches. Be selective
and continually ask if this is the best way to support your
spoken words. The third criterion is simplicity—the best
visual aids are simple.
15. Conclusion
Computers are the most valuable presentation tool yet
to be invented, but speakers need to realize that they
are just a tool. There is no substitute for solid content
delivered with confidence and conviction. By applying
the ideas presented in this article, you will maximize
the use of technology in achieving success with all of
your presentations.