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Visuals. Perception. 40% audial. 50% visual. Retention of verbal information supported by visuals is 6 times greater. 10% other. Why use visuals?. To organise presentation Organisation.pptx To provide interest and motivation: change of activity
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Perception 40% audial 50% visual Retention of verbalinformationsupportedbyvisuals is 6 timesgreater 10% other
Why use visuals? • To organise presentation Organisation.pptx • To provide interest and motivation: change of activity • To help remember or visualise info Remember.pptx • To make it local Screenshot 2016-11-02 19.28.02.png • To illustrate numbers and processes Numbers, processes.pptx • To support key info in a foreign language • To encourage speaker’s gestures and movements Screenshot 2016-11-02 19.30.43.png
When not to use visuals Forsafety • Forlongquotes • Forverbalinfoonly
Powerpoint • Advantages • allow for varied visuals • facing the audience • prepared in advance
Disadvantages • visibility (dark, adjustments) • screen • accidents • ties you to the machine
Create structure • Represent major parts • One slide = one idea • Avoid breaking the rhythm • Individualise • ConnectHyperlink.pptx
Chunk, organise, highlight • Avoid packed slides • A series of short slides vs. one packed! • Timing! • Visibility (min. 20) • Exceptions • Reveal info functionally • Show only relevant info
Be relevant, appropriate, effective • Colour, font type , size, animation • Template and background
Illustration • Use only when needed, otherwise they become distractors instead of communicators • They should relate to the message and help make a point • Ask yourself if it makes the message clearer • Simple diagrams are great communicators
Pictures, videos • Advantages • illustration • dynamic • Disadvantages • act „instead of you” • setting it up takes time • breaks the rhythm of talk • visibility
Techniques • Pictures, videos • should be big enough to see • use it to illustrate or create associations • use local images to illustrate general ideas • introduce it first • tell beforehand what to look for
Graphs • Advantages • Impression of precision and professionalism • Image = reality • Easier to understand relations, tendencies, or compare figures
How to use them? 1. Introduce subject. What does it show? 2. Transition. Let’s turn to … 3. Explain source and features (axes, etc.) 4. Describe the visual (movement, etc.) 5. Comment and analyse. 6. Do not read or explain everything. 7. Use round figures and emphasize trends.
Types • Graph • Bar chart • Pie chart • Other
The flipchart • Advantages • can be used in full light • good for interactive talks to record contribution • previously recorded info is available • Disadvantages • difficult to see from a distance • turning away from audience • technical problems
Techniques • Do • explain what you are writing loud • maintain contact • use large, thick letters • use a lot of fresh pages • have spare markers • prepare complex drawing in advance • prepare a poster for repeated talks
Don’t • stand in front of your writing • turn away long from your audience • write silently
Prezi.com • Hungarian invention • Online visual support system • Register with a school email free, also paid subscriptions ..\..\..\Prezi.htm • Non-linear representation of info, varied logical structures • Shared and edited together • Downloadable
Practice makes perfect! • Practise • integrating visual into talk • operating equipment • emergency actions