Assessment over the things you should and should not fo when creating a PowerPoint.
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Contrast
None of the above.
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It's very cool.
It's boring.
It is needed.
It is very distracting to the audience.
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Practice, Practice, Practice
Experiment, Experiment, Experiment
Save, Save, Save
Try something new
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Decide on the Goal of the Presentation.
Select Colors that Have High Contrast.
Use Bullet Points.
Use as many animations as possible.
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Use the brightest and coolest charts.
Consider the colors.
Consider whether the data you are trying to show is time sequenced or not and how many data sets you will need to show.
None of the above.
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Get other people suggestions.
Use small font.
Save your work frequently (Ctrl+S).
Use multiple colors.
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Rely on the program's Autosave feature.
Run experiments before you save a separate copy of your file
Put everything you present on the slides.
Keep eye contact primarily with your audience, not with your visual aids.
Decide on the Goal of the Presentation Decide on the Goal of the Presentation
Use different colors / fonts on every single slide
Select Colors that Have High Contrast
The 6 by 6 guideline is a good one to keep in mind
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No smaller than 24, no larger than 32.
No smaller than 32, no larger than 48.
No smaller than 12, no larger than 32.
No smaller than 18, no larger than 36.
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