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Punch it Up with PicturesPresentations with Visual Power
Betha GutscheMichael Porter
Louise WhitakerTony Tallent
Punch it UP with Pictures
Presentations with Visual
POWer!
Betha Gutsche Michael Porter Louise Whitaker Tony Tallent
The power of image
Betha Design: TOP principles and elements
Michael
Practical punch-upsfor PowerPointLouise & Betha
Get the picture? Let the picture get you
Tony
POWer!
The
of Image
Do you know your PowerPoint rules?
7X7 Rule for PowerPoint
• The 7X7 rule is easy to remember• Use seven bullets per slide• Use seven or fewer words per bullet• In addition to the slide title• 32-point font is a readable size• Uses most of available space• Did you get all that?
No more than six words.
EVER.
(Seth Godin)
Avoid cognitive overload
Cognitive (over)load
Numbers charts graphs and words
Written words and text text text
Words words words
Spoken words and sounds and words
A slideumenttries to put toomuch informa-
tion on one slideor on a series of slides, thus tax-ing the cognitive limitations of
the human brain,not to mention
the capacity ofhuman vision to de-
cipher 12-point text from 20 feet or more
and to make all the ne-cessary mental calcu-lations and associat-ions before moving
on to the next slide.
handouts rock!
SLIDEUMENT
Image trumps text
Hubby’s New Puppy
• The perfect dog for us• Perfectly house-trained• About the size of a football• Metallic silver color• Barks only at loud noises• Runs on 4 AA batteries• We named him Sparky
Sparky
Reduce and simplify text
The Made To Stick Principles• Simple — find the core of any idea • Unexpected — grab people's attention by
surprising them • Concrete — make sure an idea can be grasped
and remembered later • Credibility — give an idea believability • Emotion — help people see the importance of
an idea • Stories — empower people to use an idea
through narrative
S U C C E SSIMPLE
UNEXPECTED
CONCRETE
CREDIBLE
EMOTION
STORIES
S
Embed text in image
Green Libraries
• More libraries going “green”• Using energy more efficiently• Generating less waste• Conserving water• Purchasing green products• Incorporating green features
into the design of new buildings
Libraries
go green
Reduce wasteConserve energyDesign greenBuy green
Text = image
Libraries Shine in Tough Economic Times
A slowing economy drives more people to use the library
Libraries
in tough economic times
Avoid chart-junk
Librarian v Search EngineOverall satisfaction with information provided
Source: Perceptions of Libraries and Information Resources, OCLC, 2005
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Integrate image and text
Inserting clip art images
• In the Clip Art task pane, enter a search term, for example: “balloon”
• Click Go• Scroll through the thumbnails of images
until you find one you like.• Click the image and it will appear
on the slide.• Move and resize the image
Ente
r sea
rch
term
4 steps to clip art
Click image
Scroll thumbnails
1
4
3
Image appears in slide
Click Go
2
Storyboard the low-tech way
Storyboard for this presentation
3-step process1.
brains
torm
2. chunk
3. Storyboard it