Powerpoint presentation tips #1
Presentation slides : use a light background and dark text for printed ones. For the shown ones, it’s ok by using dark background with a light text.
Powerpoint presentation tips #2
Use powerpoint template that you make by your self.
Powerpoint presentation tips #3
It is not advisable to use more than one background in a presentation as it only gets the viewer distracted from the message.
Powerpoint presentation tips #4
Avoid centering the texts or bulleted lists in the presentation, as it make confusing to read. Keep the matter left justified, unless you have a good reason to not to do so in the presentation.
Powerpoint presentation tips #5
Avoid using all caps in the presentation; capitalizing the first letter of each word is good in the title of slides.
Powerpoint presentation tips #6
The size of the font of the presentation depends on the size of the room. Usually, it is no smaller than 14 pt.
Powerpoint presentation tips #7
On embarking on making a powerpoint presentation, you have to first organize all clip arts, graphs and charts that you may need in the presentation of your ideas.
Powerpoint presentation tips #8
Keep all supplemental materials you may need to refer to and hand out to the audience during the presentation.
Powerpoint presentation tips #9
Don’t forget to increase public speaking skills for successful presentation!
Hope this powerpoint presentation tips usefull for improve your powerpoint presentations.
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Giving Research Presentations by Stephanie Pfirman | powerpoint presentation tips
Basic rule
Say what you are going to say : 1-3 main points in the introduction
Say it : Give the talk
Then say what you said : Summarize main points in the conclusion
Don’t try to build suspense and then unveil a surprise ending
Tell a Story | powerpoint presentation tips
Prepare your material so that it tells a story logically
- Subject: title, authors, acknowledgements
- Introduction/overview
- Method/approach
- Results/information/analysis
- Conclusion/summary
- Use examples, anecdotes, and significant details
- Create continuity so that your slides flow smoothly
- Guide the audience through your story
- Your last point on one slide can anticipate the next
How to Give an Effective Presentation: Structure
Audience | powerpoint presentation tips
- Why and to whom are you giving this presentation?
- What do you want the audience to learn?
- Think about this as you construct your talk
- Edit your slides -- delete what is unnecessary, distracting, confusing, off point
Presenting Your Methods, Data, and Results | powerpoint presentation tips
- Methods, Instrumentation
- For most talks, only present the minimum
- Data Tables
- Tables are useful for a small amount of data
- Include units
- Indicate data source if they are not your own
- But tables are often used badly …
- Figures
- ‘1 figure » 1000 words’
- Figures should be readable, understandable, uncluttered
- Keep figures simple, use color logically for clarification
- Blue = cold, red = warm, dark = little, bright = a lot
- Invisible color
- Meaning attached to colors (color blindness is more common than you think
- Explain axes and variables
- Include reference on figure
- Create a summary cartoon with major findings, or an illustration of the processes or problem
- Consider showing it at the beginning and the end
- You can use web sources for figures
- Include reference
Preparing the Presentation | powerpoint presentation tips
- Average not more than 1 slide per minute
- MS Powerpoint is now standard
- If you use something else, be careful to check it in advance
- No sounds! Some logical animations good
- Use 3-7 bullets per page
- Avoid writing out, and especially reading, long and complete sentences on slides because it is really boring to the audience
- Slide appearance (font, colors) should be consistent
- Speelcheck
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How to Give an Effective Presentation: Structure | powerpoint presentation tips
n Basic rule
q Say what you are going to say
n 1-3 main points in the introduction
q Say it
n Give the talk
q Then say what you said
n Summarize main points in the conclusion
q Don’t try to build suspense and then unveil a surprise ending
Tell a Story | powerpoint presentation tips
n Prepare your material so that it tells a story logically
q Subject: title, authors, acknowledgements
q Introduction/overview
q Method/approach
q Results/information/analysis
q Conclusion/summary
n Use examples, anecdotes, and significant details
n Create continuity so that your slides flow smoothly
q Guide the audience through your story
q Your last point on one slide can anticipate the next slide
Audience | powerpoint presentation tips
n Why and to whom are you giving this presentation?
n What do you want the audience to learn?
q Think about this as you construct your talk
q Edit your slides -- delete what is unnecessary, distracting, confusing, off point
Presenting Your Methods, Data, and Results | powerpoint presentation tips
n Methods, Instrumentation
q For most talks, only present the minimum
n Data Tables
q Tables are useful for a small amount of data
q Include units
q Indicate data source if they are not your own
q But tables are often used badly …
n Figures
q ‘1 figure » 1000 words’
q Figures should be readable, understandable, uncluttered
q Keep figures simple, use color logically for clarification
n Blue = cold, red = warm, dark = little, bright = a lot
n Invisible color
n Meaning attached to colors (color blindness is more common than you think
q Explain axes and variables
q Include reference on figure
n Create a summary cartoon with major findings, or an illustration of the processes or problem
q Consider showing it at the beginning and the end
n You can use web sources for figures
q Include reference
Preparing the Presentation | powerpoint presentation tips
n Average not more than 1 slide per minute
n MS Powerpoint is now standard
q If you use something else, be careful to check it in advance
n No sounds! Some logical animations good
n Use 3-7 bullets per page
q Avoid writing out, and especially reading, long and complete sentences on slides because it is really boring to the audience
n Slide appearance (font, colors) should be consistent
n Speelcheck