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School of Computing FACULTY OF ENGINEERING . Title. Eric Atwell, Language Research Group. School of Computing FACULTY OF ENGINEERING . Headings are set in Arial Regular 24pt. following text should be in Arial Regular 20pt. Use bold to highlight rather than italics or underlining

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  1. School of Computing FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Title Eric Atwell, Language Research Group

  2. School of Computing FACULTY OF ENGINEERING • Headings are set in Arial Regular 24pt. • following text should be in Arial Regular 20pt. • Use bold to highlight rather than italics or underlining • Bullet points or numbers are easier to read than continuous prose • For maximum impact, avoid overcrowding slides - limit your points to a maximum of 6 per page

  3. School of Computing FACULTY OF ENGINEERING • The right images can clarify your message and add real impact • It is recommended that distracting effects such as appear or fade-in should be avoided • For further guidance see: http://comms.leeds.ac.uk/print/identity-management-guidelines/From this page you can download the Identity Management guidelines PDF (pages 20-22)

  4. School of Computing FACULTY OF ENGINEERING • Do not use this slide style, the previous one with black top is better.

  5. This slide has no coloured band at the top and is for use where presentations require a large diagram, chart or amount of copy on a slide, or when documents are being used for print purposes

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