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Computer Projection Presentation Guide

Computer Projection Presentation Guide. 2014 HPS Midyear Topical Meeting Baton Rouge, LA. This Presentation Provides:. Information about the computers used at the HPS meeting Guidelines for developing a presentation Deadlines for submittals of presentations. Projection Computer.

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Computer Projection Presentation Guide

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  1. Computer Projection Presentation Guide 2014 HPS Midyear Topical Meeting Baton Rouge, LA

  2. This Presentation Provides: • Information about the computers used at the HPS meeting • Guidelines for developing a presentation • Deadlines for submittals of presentations

  3. Projection Computer • HPS preloads all presentations • HPS supplies projection computer • 256 MB RAM • Microsoft Windows (2007 or later) • Microsoft PowerPoint (2007 or later) • Not connected to sound system

  4. Presentation File Requirements • One file per presentation • *.pptx format • File totally self-contained • No links to: • Other files • The Internet • Audio/video content

  5. Speaker Preparation • Some versions of Office for Mac have proved troublesome when used on a Windows PC • Users of Office for Mac should submit their presentations ahead of time • Previewing the day before in the Ready Room will benefit both the HPS and the presenter • Bring a copy on a thumb drive… just in case!

  6. Style Guidelines • Rule of thumb: 1 slide per minute • A 15 minute presentation allots only 12 Minutes for talk, 3 minutes for questions • Each slide should have a title • In “File->Page Setup…” window specify: • Slides sized for: “On Screen Show” • Slide orientation: Landscape

  7. Style Guidelines (cont) • Short phrases, not long sentences • Use arial or similar sans serif font • 36 Point Titles • 28 Point Text

  8. Common Problems • Unreadable visual aids (charts, graphs) • Too much information on a single slide • Do not reduce font size to make room for more words. • If you can’t read your lettering from 10’ away from a laptop display then your audience may have problems. • Bad color contrast when projected

  9. Special Fonts and Symbols • Special fonts, symbols and bullets may not be on the projection computer • Wingdings, Monotype Sorts • Scientific symbol fonts, Asian language fonts • MS Line Draw • Can embed TrueType fonts in file: • Select “Tools->Save Options->Embed TrueType Fonts” from the dialog box when saving

  10. Contrast • High contrast very important • Use light lines/text on a dark background • Foreground: White, yellow, light cyan • Background: Black, dark blue, dark brown • Caution: Red, orange or blue lettering and lines become unreadable when projected

  11. Display Speed • Slides should display instantly • Do not distract the audience with slow transition effects • Avoid overuse of slow graphics, fonts and special effects

  12. Transitions Between Slides • Special animation should not be used when changing from one slide to another • Usually highly distracting to audience • Use only as special attention getter • Default settings should be: • Effect: No transition • Speed: Fast • Advance: On mouse click

  13. Transitions Between Lines • Can be highly effective • Focus attention on a specific line of a slide • Dim previous lines for more emphasis on current line • Transitions should be instantaneous • Be consistent

  14. Presenting Information: Diagrams • Keep diagrams simple • Easy to view • Make text readable • Use all space in rectangle

  15. Presenting Information: Graphs • Keep graphs simple • Eliminate or subdue distracting grid lines • Use large font sizes • Example follows on next slide:

  16. Fault Coverage vs. No. of Vectors 100 80 60 Fault Coverage (%) 40 20 0 1.0E+01 1.0E+03 1.0E+05 1.0E+06 No. of Vectors

  17. How to Annoy the Audience • Distracting and overused transition effects • Focusing the audience on your slides, not the speaker • Trying to use every feature PowerPoint has to offer • Slides without titles

  18. How to Annoy the Audience • Small text • Overuse of caps, italics, underlines • Too many words on a slide

  19. Schedule • January 17 • Final version of PowerPoint presentation uploaded • February 9-12 • Check in and practice presentations in Speaker Ready Room • February 10-12 • Oral presentations at HPS meeting; check your notification for specific day and time of your presentation

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