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How to Keep Your AudienceEngaged, Interested & Awake

Presenting With

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Presenting with PowerPoint

Inspiration Information

Great Show

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File Menu

Office Button

PowerPoint 2007

Results Oriented User Interface

Access to previous PP files

New, Print, Save commands

Special commands

- ROUI

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PowerPoint 2007

Toolbars

Ribbons

Identifier tabs

Organized into groups

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PowerPoint 2007

Toolbars

Ribbons

Identifier tabs

Organized into groups

Contextual ribbons

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Toolbars

Ribbons

Identifier tabs

Organized into groups

Contextual ribbons

PowerPoint 2007

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PowerPoint 2007

InsertAdd

Content

Pictures Clip Art Text Box Movies and Sound

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PowerPoint 2007

Animations

Motion Graphic

s

Animation tab

Custom Animation

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PowerPoint 2007 - TipRight Click on

Mouse

Your Friend

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PowerPoint 2007 - Tip

Large File Size

Compress

Images

Any image selected

150 ppi

Compress some or all images

Save as new name

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PowerPoint 2007 - Tip

Lots of Image

s

Photo Album

Insert – Photo Album

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PowerPoint 2007 - Design Tips

Repeat design elements

Consistent spacing

Proper spacing

Be brief

Designing in PowerPoint

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PowerPoint 2007 - Design Tips

No more than 2 typefaces

Sans Serif recommended - Verdana

Avoid using all CAPS

Use Bold or Color for emphasis

Avoid busy backgrounds

Designing in PowerPoint

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PowerPoint 2007 - Design Tips

No more than 2 typefaces

Sans Serif recommended

Avoid using CAPS

Use Bold or Color for emphasis

Avoid busy backgrounds

Designing in PowerPoint

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PowerPoint 2007 - Design Tips

Know your material

Handouts at the end

Engage your audience

Bullet points key audience

Notes key you

Presenting Your Show

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Generally under the direct supervision of a licensed architect, but other training settings are allowed including under the supervision of a registered engineer or a registered landscape architect, under direct supervision of one experienced in that activity, and full-time teaching or research in a NAAB-accredited degree program

PowerPoint 2007 - Design Tips

3 – 6 per page

Minimum of words

One at a time

Easy on the animation

Simple graphic

Effective Bullet Points

Generally under the direct supervision of a licensed architect, but other training settings are allowed including under the supervision of a registered engineer or a registered landscape architect, under direct supervision of one experienced in that activity, and full-time teaching or research in a NAAB-accredited degree program

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PowerPoint 2007 - Design Tips

SmartArt Bullets

3-6 per page

Minimum of words

One at a time

Easy on the animation

Simple graphic

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PowerPoint 2007 - Design Tips

Visualize what will be heard and seen

Readable slides

Use large fonts

Smart font choices

Colors matter

Know Your Audience

What am I trying to

say?

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Great

Show

Proper Use

Consistent

Design

Engaged

Audience

PowerPoint that doesn’t SUCK