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Revised an earlier presentation--EWI Webinar on PowerPoint revised to be for speakers. Planning, design and tips and tricks.
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Easy PowerPoint
for SpeakersDiane Windingland
VirtualSpeechCoach.com
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Another BoringPowerPoint Presentation?
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The Boring Agenda Slide
• Plan your presentation• Discover 4 easy design principles
• Learn a few tips and tricks• Deliver with confidence
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Communications Expert
Author Speaker Presentation
Coach
The Not-So-Boring “About Me” Slide
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Plan“Failing to plan is planning to fail”
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Start with
Why
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Does yourAudience
care?
Start with
Why
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After
WhyThen plan
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Plan on papera whiteboardbrainstorming software
Post-it notesBut DON’T start in PowerPoint! 9
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Design
“Simple is almost always best”11
4 Easy Design Principles
Go BIG!
Contrast
Less isMore
Rule of Thirds
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Go BIG!
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Empowerment: Pass the Baton
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Empowerment
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Rule ofThirds
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Beautiful Tree in Rolling Pasture
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Power Points
1/3 1/3
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Contrast
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Contrast
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Is this easy to read?
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Is this easy to read?
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Contrast information
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U.S.A.
Revis family North Carolina, U.S.A.
$341.98/week Spaghetti, potatoes, sesame
chickenFrom the book “Hungry Planet”
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Chad
Aboubakar family Breidjing Camp, Chad $1.23/week Soup with fresh sheep meat
From the book “Hungry Planet”
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Weekly Food Consumption
USA Revis family North Carolina,
U.S.A. $341.98/week
Spaghetti, potatoes, sesame chicken
Chad Aboubakar
family Breidjing
Camp, Chad $1.23/week Soup with fresh
sheep meatFrom the book, “Hungry Planet”
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Weekly Food Consumption
USA Revis family North Carolina,
U.S.A. $341.98/week
Spaghetti, potatoes, sesame chicken
Chad Aboubakar
family Breidjing
Camp, Chad $1.23/week Soup with fresh
sheep meatFrom the book, “Hungry Planet”
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Weekly Food Consumption
USA$341.98
Chad$1.23
From the book, “Hungry Planet”37
Weekly Food Consumption
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$1.23
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Or . . .
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A picture is worth ____ _____.
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Dogs Vs. Cats
Dogs• 78.2 Million
owned 39% households own 40% more than one
Cats• 86.4 Million
owned• 33% households
own 52% more than one
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40%
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52%45
Less isMore
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What is the #1 problem?
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“significance” was lost
One idea per slide
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6 X 6 Rule
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The 6 X 6 Rule• No more than 6 bullets per
slide• No more than 6 words per
bullet• Don’t wrap points past one
line• Fade-in bullets one at a time• This rule is better than wall-o-
text.• Ugh. BORING. TMI. Do you
like?
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Make Information Visual
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My Family
• Diane, born in Oregon
• Sean, born in California
• Clara, born in California
• Yuri, born in Russia• Kim, born in South
Korea
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My FamilyDiane, born in
Oregon
Sean, born in California
Clara, born in California
Yuri, born in Russia
Kim, born in South Korea
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Diane
Sean
Clara
Yuri
Kim
My Family
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Answer choices
Responses
Zero 11-2 53-5 7More than 5 9
Survey Question:How many PowerPoint presentations have you attended in the last 3 months?
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Survey Question:How many PowerPoint presentations have you attended in the last 3 months?
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Survey Question:How many PowerPoint presentations have you attended in the last 3 months?
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Survey Question:How many PowerPoint presentations have you attended in the last 3 months?
73%Attended 3 or more
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Survey Question:How many PowerPoint presentations have you attended in the last 3 months?
7 out of
10
attended 3 or more
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73%
Attended a PowerPoint
Presentation
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Have Fun!
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4 Easy Design Principles
Go BIG!
Contrast
Less isMore
Rule of Thirds
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Tips and Tricks
“More beauty in less time” 68
Tips and Tricks• Sections• Picture placement• Remove background of
picture• Making text “pop”
Not covered: video, audio, animations or transitions due to limitations of webinar platform
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Organize and plan with
Sections70
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Slide Sorter View
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Picture
Placement
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What does this eye-tracking study tell you?
Eye-tracking study by James Breeze at ObjectiveEyeTracking.com
A person starts dying when they stop dreaming
-Brian Williams
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A person starts dying when they stop dreaming
-Brian Williams
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A person starts dying when they stop dreaming
-Brian Williams
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A person starts dying when they stop dreaming
-Brian Williams
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Remove Picture
Background
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Zoom in for finer control 83
Diane
Sean
Clara
Yuri
Kim
My Family
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Making text
“Pop”
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Making text “Pop”
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Making text “Pop”
Making text “Pop”
Making text “Pop”Making text “Pop”
M a k i n g t e x t “ Po p ”
Making text “Pop”
Making text “Pop”
Making text “Pop”
Muay Thai Boxing
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Muay Thai Boxing 88
Muay Thai Boxing 89
Muay Thai Boxing 90
Muay Thai Boxing
Gradient fill box extended
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Muay Thai Boxing
Dashed lines added to show boxes from previous slide
Gradient fill box extended
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No shading transparent box gradient box gradient box- top and bottom
Shaded boxes to Make Text “Pop”
Bonus tips: Keyboard Shortcuts
• hold shift to size objects proportionally• arrow keys move objects, CTRL arrow
nudge• Hold shift to select multiple objects• Copy short cut: Press CTRL while
dragging• Shift F5 to jump to slide show mode• Select text box to animate bullets one-
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Deliver
“The 3 most important things:
1.Practice2.Practice3.Practice 95
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Sample PowerPoint Checklist
Laptop HandoutsAC Adapter handoutsMouse flyers
biz. CardsElectricalPower strip Just in caseExtension cord remote batteries
spare bulbProjector CD w/ ppt fileAC adapter flash drive w/ppt fileLap top cable Speaker NotesRemote control slides printoutProjector screen
VenueAccessories set upSpeakers power accessLaser Pointer internet access
set up early?97
Plan APlan BPlan C 98
“Show then Tell”
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“B” for Black Screen
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Deliver
“The 3 most important things:
1.Practice2.Practice3.Practice 101
Another BoringPowerPoint Presentation?
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Additional Resources
• Tutorials on Lynda.com (David Diskin)
• Book: Presentation Zen• Book: PowerPoint 2010 for
Dummies
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Your Take Aways . . .
• Planning your presentation
• 4 easy design principles• A few tips and tricks• Delivering with confidence
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