This document provides tips for using visual aids effectively when presenting, including using objects, models, photographs, drawings, charts and graphs, video, and multimedia presentations. It recommends preparing visual aids in advance, keeping them simple and clear, displaying them so all the audience can see, and explaining the visual aids clearly while presenting.

2. Objects

3. Models

4. Photographs

5. Drawings

6. Pie Graphs Line Graphs Bar Graphs

7. Charts

8. Video

9. Transparencies

10. Multimedia Presentations

11. The Speaker

13. Prepare in advance!!

14. Simple and Clear

15. Make sure visual aids are big enough

16. Use easily read fonts This is not an easily read font

17. Use a limited number of fonts Using too many fonts can be confusing and hard to read for the audience!

18. Use color effectively Calm and serene. Angry and yelling!

20. Avoid using the chalkboard

21. Display visual aid so everyone can see

22. Avoid passing visual aids around

23. Display visual aids only while using them

24. Talk to audience, not visual aid

25. Explain visual aids clearly

26. Practice with your visual aid