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Using PowerPoint to Create a Presentation . Delivery of the Message. Presentation Development. Plan – keep it simple Text – clear, it is notes, not a story, use key-words Create – Pictures that help explain Review – Edit and Enhance
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Using PowerPoint to Create a Presentation Delivery of the Message
Presentation Development • Plan – keep it simple • Text – clear, it is notes, not a story, use key-words • Create – Pictures that help explain • Review – Edit and Enhance • Rehearse, and rehearse – check for timing, remember audiences get tired
Types of Presentations • Kiosk show – automatically moves on • Kiosk show – reader moves each slide on as ready • Meeting – with a presenter using a Projector • Meeting – using overheads • Black and White Overheads • Colour Overheads
PowerPoint Views • Outline – text only from a word document • Normal Slides – able to create new, edit • Slide Sorter – thumbnails of all slides • Notes Pages – provide speaker notes • Slide Show – view of what the audience actually sees as the show progresses
Editing Features • Changing Fonts – not too many • Changing Bullet style • WordArt for a short special heading • Designs • various colour schemes supplied • Additional colour schemes available • Footer for Slides • Header & Footer for Handouts
Adding Objects • Tables – tabulate lists, numeric data • Charts – display numeric data • SmartArt – diagrams • Graphics – ClipArt, Photos, Videos • Cropping • Recolour pictures
Movement • Transition – movement that affects the whole slide – 2 groups • Subtle • Exciting • Animation – 3 main groups – placed specific parts of a slide • Entrance • Emphasis • Exit
What Makes a Good PowerPoint? • Space – not all cluttered • Fonts used – easy to read • Quantity of Text – 6 x 6 rule • Colour – • background – contrast but not overpowering • colour of text – easily read • Message has relevance to the audience
Doing the Presentation • Know your topic • Don’t memorise • Rehearse – able to navigate presentation easily & well • Pace • Know the location • Know the equipment • Copy presentation to computers hard disk • Check for a remote control to use • Take care with a laser pointer • Face your audience • Back-up plan
Helpful Hints • Check the Internet – for ideas on designing and presenting a PowerPoint presentation – “Rules About Good PowerPoints” • Do not rush the delivery – the audience needs to be able to follow • Simple for both the design of the presentation and the message • The Presenter – tidily dressed, well groomed, cell phone turned off, confident