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Best Practices for Engaging PowerPoint Presentations

Creating an engaging PowerPoint presentation involves proper communication and visual appeal. Avoid using text language, as it can confuse audiences unfamiliar with it. Instead, emphasize clarity through correct grammar and punctuation. Utilize vibrant colors and supportive images to enhance your message, but avoid overusing animations. When timing your slides, ensure readability by allowing time for slower audiences. Lastly, always cite your sources accurately, steering clear of unreliable sites like Google Images. Following these guidelines will make your presentations more impactful and professional.

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Best Practices for Engaging PowerPoint Presentations

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  1. Use proper capitalization donts in pp tylerrapp

  2. Don’t use text language • bc dis dsntmke a lot of cenc 2 pplwoo dnt txt lts • Translation • Because this doesn’t make a lot of sense to people who don’t text lots

  3. COLORS!!!!! • THIS IS BORING AND BLAND!!!!!!!

  4. This isn't!!! • Please use colors on slides

  5. Picture usage • Correct • Not correct

  6. Grammar and punctuation • Power point wont always fix it so please, please, please check • Dont by me that toy, its sucky

  7. Animation • Don’t over use it

  8. Animation continued • Don’t be bland with it either • This is ok

  9. Timing your PowerPoint • When timing your PowerPoint so it automatically plays, make sure you have time to read the slide plus a few seconds for slower readers

  10. Sources • List all of your sources correctly • en.wikipedia.org • Not googleimagage

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