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Visual Aids

Visual Aids. Visual aids. Do you use visual aids ( powerpoint / blackboard / pictures) when you give a presentation? Why? Why not? What is a 'good' or 'bad' powerpoint presentation? What advice would you give someone who is creating powerpoint slides for their presentation?.

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Visual Aids

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  1. Visual Aids

  2. Visual aids • Do you use visual aids (powerpoint / blackboard / pictures) when you give a presentation? Why? Why not? • What is a 'good' or 'bad' powerpoint presentation? • What advice would you give someone who is creating powerpoint slides for their presentation?

  3. Visual aids

  4. Visual aids Put these problems in the correct order as the comedian mentions them - bad colour schemes - too much animation / motion - too many slides - not using spellcheck - wrong font - too much data - put every word on the slides - too many bullet points

  5. Visual aids - put every word on the slides - not using spellcheck - too many bullet points - bad colour schemes - too many slides - too much data - too much animation / motion - wrong font

  6. Visual aids Some reasons to use visual aids; • Support presentations - visual meaning • Show relationships • Summariseinformation • Provide emphasis to whatever is being said • Clear pictures multiply the audience's level of understanding of the material presented

  7. Visual aids Alternatives to Powerpoint • open office http://www.openoffice.org/ • google docs https://docs.google.com • Prezi - http://prezi.com

  8. Visual aids Remember to; • - Organise into sections (introduction, main body and conclusion) • - Use appropriate signposting language • - Consider your delivery (word / sentence stress, speed, connected speech, pausing) • - Give clear instructions

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