Mastering Effective Presentations: Tips and Techniques for Impactful Communication
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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 Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton
Text • Use consistent sans-serif type • Use 24 point or larger size • Limit total words to about 50 Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton
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
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
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
Transitions (Movement from slide to slide) • Use consistent, simple transitions • Avoid distracting sounds • Avoid distracting movement • Use one type throughout Connie Prunda/ecive Pesenaton
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
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