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Designing an Effective PowerPoint Part 3: Practical Guides

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Designing an Effective PowerPoint. Part 3: Practical Guides. Interior Content. Interior Content - Everything that constitutes your Powerpoint Presentation (slides, slide content, slide content animations, slide transitions). Creating Slides. Insert > New Slide - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Designing an Effective PowerPoint

Designing an Effective PowerPoint

Part 3: Practical Guides

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Interior Content

Interior Content - Everything that constitutes your Powerpoint

Presentation (slides, slide

content, slide content animations,

slide transitions).

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Creating Slides

1)Insert > New Slide

2)Insert > (Choose content, e.g. Picture, Text Box…)

3) Manipulate Size and Position of Content

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Transitions

Transition - An effect that determines how slides progressively

show up on-screen, e.g. Blinds,

Cut, Wipe.

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Creating Transitions (Normal View)

1)View slide you wish to edit

2)Slide Show > Slide

Transition…

3)Change slideshow transition

4)Click Apply

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Transition Advice

•Transitions must support,

not distract

•Make transitions fit content

•No transition is just fine

•Multiple transition types

annoy

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Animation

Animation - An effect that determines how elements of a slide

appear on screen, e.g. Dissolve,

Fly In, Flash Once.

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Creating Animation

1)Select slide element

2)Slide Show > Pre-Set Animations >

(select an animation) OR

2) Slide Show > Custom Animations >

(select order and animation for each slide element)

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Animation Advice

•Transitions Must Support,

Not Distract

•Make Transitions Fit Content

•No Transition is Just Fine

•Multiple Transition Types

Annoy

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Bad Example 1

Choose Rubbish, Inc.– The Fastest

– The Strongest

– The Least Accident Prone

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Bad Example 2

Rubbish, Inc Testimonials– Robert Johnson:

“I use Rubbish, Inc. for all my rubbish requirements- it’s their professional staph and their famously trashy service that really makes the difference.”

– John Robertson:“Without Rubbish, Inc. life is just a sequence of days extending one after another; a giant garbge heap, signifying nothing.”

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Good Example 1

Choose Rubbish, Inc.– The Fastest

– The Strongest

– The Least Accident Prone

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Good Example 2

Rubbish, Inc Testimonials– Robert Johnson:

“I use Rubbish, Inc. for all my rubbish requirements- it’s their professional staph and their famously trashy service that really makes the difference.”

– John Robertson:“Without Rubbish, Inc. life is just a sequence of days extending one after another; a giant garbge heap, signifying nothing.”

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Exterior Content

Exterior Content - Everything in your presentation other than your Powerpoint.

The best presentations include practiced hand gestures, polished verbal delivery, and some form of crowd interaction.

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Exterior Content Help

• Use your PowerPoint as an aid to your presentation, not as your presentation

• Be sure that your Exterior Content and your Interior Content are different

• Know your presentation space and execute your gestures and volume accordingly

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Basic Look (Corporate)

1)Strong, Clean Lines

2)No Unnecessary Elements

3)No Unusual Typefaces

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Alternate Method

1)No Template2)No more than six words on

a slide3)Image heavy4)Little or no animations5)Rely even more on Exterior

Content

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drunk Driving

K I L L S

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KNOW WHEN TO STOP

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The End