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5 Ways To Make A PowerPoint Presentation Not Suck. 5 Ways To Make A PowerPoint Presentation Not Suck. Made By: Dylon Angi. 1. Too Many Words.
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5 Ways To Make A PowerPoint Presentation Not Suck 5 Ways To Make A PowerPoint Presentation Not Suck Made By: DylonAngi
1. Too Many Words Hello my name is DylonAngi, I am 17 years old I enjoy life and long walks on the beach. Now that I have introduced myself I will now introduce my topic. Today I will be presenting a presentation on how to make a PowerPoint presentation not suck. BLAH BLA BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH BLAH BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH BLAH BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH BLAH BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH
What It Should look like • Bullet Points • Few words to get the point across • Don’t write your entire presentation in the slide
What It Should look like Example This is my presentation on how to make a PowerPoint presentation some of the topics I will be discussing are. • Text set up - Font choice • Transition use - Image Use • Animation use
Overusing Transitions • A transition is a short animation from one slide to move to another. • There is a transition for everything but that does not mean you have to explode each slide • The following transition is an example of whatnot to use
Tips On Transitions • Transitions are used to make the presentation more entertaining • If you over use transitions people will loose focus and might not absorb the message you are trying to send
Overusing / Inappropriate Animations • Annoying • Unprofessional • Unnecessary • Time Wasting • Distracting
Proper Animation Use • Try to limit one animation per slide • Use animations that apply to your topic • Only use when something needs to stand out • Or it is an important point
Inappropriate Font Choice • Use a font that applies to your presentation • Use a font that is easy to read • Also one that doesn’t take up so much space
Font Choice • When choosing a font make sure it is easy to read • It also has to take up enough space to read and cant be super tiny (see also#1) • Some good fonts to choose are • Times New Roman • Arial • Calibri
Image Use • Images are a great tool for giving visual aid to a presentation • Make sure they reference to your presentation Example of improper image use This Rubik's cube has nothing to do with this presentation
Sources • http://www.kelsopr.com/file/powerpoint-themes-jpg • http://www.clker.com/cliparts/c/2/4/3/1194986855125869974rubik_s_cube_random_petr_01.svg.med.png