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Learn how to conquer stage fright and ace your presentations at the University of Vermont with tips on color, contrast, fonts, and more. Discover the secrets to engaging animations, avoiding common pitfalls, and mastering presentation technology. Whether you prefer a minimalist approach or want to explore different strategies, this comprehensive guide has you covered.
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How to Survive a Presentation Style Techniques Preparation University of Vermont
How to Survive a Presentation • Plenty of reasons for stage fright. • If you’re not worried, you should be. • Worry now • Prepare • Relax University of Vermont
Style Tips • Color • Contrast • Fonts, sizes • Information density • Rely on built-in features University of Vermont
Color and Contrast • Contrast between text and background • Rules for print and display differ University of Vermont
Rules for print and display differ Serif fonts work well on paper Rules for print and display differ San-serif fonts are easier to read on-screen projected Font Choices, Font Choices University of Vermont
Font Sizes • Default title size: 44 points • Default text size: 32 points • Minimum size: 16 points University of Vermont
Less Is More • Bullet your key points. • Provide details verbally. • No more than 6 or 7 points per slide. • Use “notes” for details. University of Vermont
Animation • Animation … • can • make • your • audience • nauseous. University of Vermont
Animation Tips • Animation can also keep their interest • Use with care • Be consistent? University of Vermont
Clip Art • Can keep interest. • Stereotypical and insulting? • Illustrative or distracting? University of Vermont
Tech Tips: Getting Started • Office Assistant • Design templates • Slide layouts & color schemes • Slide masters & title masters • Slide show controls University of Vermont
Murphy Must’ve Used PowerPoint • Check out the room • Bring your own equipment • Have a Plan B University of Vermont
Plan B • Bring universal file format • … on universal medium … or media • Multiple copies • Bring your own equipment • Use Web version • Have a Plan C • Good acting: this was plan A all along University of Vermont
Plan C • Printed handouts & notes • Overheads • Web pages on your own disk University of Vermont
Plan D • Send out for pizza? University of Vermont