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Effective Presentations

Effective Presentations. EDTEC 210. Planning the Message. Think about key points Create an outline if needed Keep one concept on each slide Add variety if needed. Text. Use consistent sans-serif type Use 24 point or larger size Limit total words to about 50. Backgrounds.

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Effective Presentations

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  1. Effective Presentations EDTEC 210

  2. Planning the Message • Think about key points • Create an outline if needed • Keep one concept on each slide • Add variety if needed Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton

  3. Text • Use consistent sans-serif type • Use 24 point or larger size • Limit total words to about 50 Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton

  4. Backgrounds • Allow design to add to presentation • Keep design subtle • Use bright or dark colors • Avoid white or pastels • Select from the templates • Select from online sources Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton

  5. Bulleted Lists • Use parallel structure • Use phases, not sentences • Use the 6 by 6 rule • Avoid long wraparound lines of text such as this • Use builds from point to point Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton

  6. Graphics • Use clip art that matches the content • Select from files or import your own • Allow for empty slide areas for reading ease Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton

  7. Transitions (Movement from slide to slide) • Use consistent, simple transitions • Avoid distracting sounds • Avoid distracting movement • Use one type throughout Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton

  8. AnimationsMovement on a slide • Use consistent, simple style • Should not distract from content This is a good example of text animation This is a poor example of animation Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton

  9. Presentation Tips • Use slides to assist in presentation • Use slides to focus your audience • Use slides to highlight points • Rehearse before presenting • Read about presentations Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton

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