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How to Give a Powerful Presentation

How to Give a Powerful Presentation. By: Jenna Garey. Be Consistent. Keep the learner interested Don’t distract your audience with crazy template designs Don’t go off topic Use visuals to keep learners on point with your topic but don’t get crazy. Use Your Tools.

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How to Give a Powerful Presentation

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  1. How to Give a Powerful Presentation By: Jenna Garey

  2. Be Consistent • Keep the learner interested • Don’t distract your audience with crazy template designs • Don’t go off topic • Use visuals to keep learners on point with your topic but don’t get crazy.

  3. Use Your Tools • Power point has multiple tools such as : • Font/size/color • Bullets • Clip Art/Pictures • Slide Themes • Smart Art Graphics/Tables • Spacing/ Paragraph Format • Don’t be afraid to use them

  4. Rules for Text & Graphics • 1. Use plain text, don’t write with CAPS for your whole slide, its tires the eye. • 2. Font color needs to easy to read. • 3. Use bold and italics sparingly. • 4. Leave some “white” space. • 5. Effects should not be over done. Use the same one.

  5. Cut Out the Unnecessary • Cut out the adjectives you want to be clear. • As the speaker you can fill in the rest of the information. • Chop out all information that is not relevant.

  6. Templates • All content pages should be the same, except the Title page • Inconsistent slides distract the learner from your message. • Stick with one theme or create your own template using the tools discussed earlier

  7. Bibliography • Lever-Duffy, Judy, McDonald, Jean B. Teaching and Learning with Technology. Boston, MA. Pearson Education, Inc., 2003. 4th Edition. • 21st Century Fluency Project http://www.committedsardine.com/funnystuff.cfm. • Jukes, Ian. Bringing Down the House: Creating Sensational Knock-Your-Socks Off Presentations. The Info-Savvy Group. 2005.

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