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Mastering Powerful Presentations: Design Strategies for Impactful Communication

Learn the art of captivating presentations with effective design principles such as using white space, consistency, fonts, text size, and color. Discover the secrets to engaging your audience and leaving a lasting impression.

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Mastering Powerful Presentations: Design Strategies for Impactful Communication

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  1. PowerfulPresentations

  2. WhyDesign? Good Design = Interesting! Eyes = Fast Processors!

  3. 6 x 6 Rule = MAX! no more than6 words per line no more than 6 lines per slide

  4. White Space • “White” Space = Empty Space • Rule of thumb: at least half of your space should be empty!

  5. Consistency • Bullets • Fonts • Position of graphics

  6. Text Is Part of Design! • Fonts: • no more than 2 fontsperslide • Use size 18 or larger • Case: • CAPS ARE DIFFICULT TO READ • Words are easier to read in lower case

  7. Text Is Part of Design! • Size: • use size for emphasis • no more than 3 sizes per slide • Style • Use italics & bold for emphasis only • Italicswhisper • Boldscreams!!!

  8. Color • Use color for emphasis • Contrasting colors: Class Class

  9. Planning is Key Look at your Rubric Make a Storyboard

  10. Presentation Day • Your rubric drives your grade • Practice, practice, practice! • Have notes ready • Be ready for questions

  11. Give Credit Where Credit is Due! • Ideas in this Presentation came from: • Design Page at http://www.myt4l.com • Burmark, Lynell, Visual Literacy, Alexandria: ASCD, 2002

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