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- 1. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
- 13. Focus attention
- 14. do not distract
- 15. I can haz
- 16. I can haz relevant images?
Editor's Notes
- in order of ascending quality . . .
- too much text. Presenter will be tempted to just READ at the audience
- Text difficult to read; insufficient color contrast. Slide distracts attention from presenter.
- Block of text should be summarized or even eliminated. Images should dominate slide as they are focus of discussion. Hills-based background is unrelated to content.
- Remove “click to add content.” Switch positions of maps to mirror real relative position of countries.
- Skyscraper-based background is unrelated to content; use a solid white background to blend with image background. Slide title is unnecessary. Good choice of image for presentation content; needs citation.
- Title unnecessary. Good placement of citation; good background color choice.
- Very nice use of negative space. Good choice of text color. God placement of image citation. “Muslim” is misspelled. Very nice
- Needs citation; otherwise, excellent. Good background for discussion of roots of Judaism and story of Abraham and covenant.
- NICE! Image needs citation.
- Nice! Image needs citation.
- In a presentation, focus attention on YOU, the presenter, and your content. Occasionally focus attention on screen for relevant map, image, words, dates, or other important detail.
- Do not compete with your slides for attention. Your audience can only pay attention to one thing at a time.
- If you use an image, make sure it is relevant to your current content! Go for the full-bleed when possible, and make sure your text (if any) contrasts with the image.