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Title: Welcome to Best Practices in PowerPoint


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Welcome to Best Practices in PowerPoint
  • Facilitator Dr. Sophia Scott

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Agenda
  • Review of PowerPoint Concepts
  • PowerPoint in the classroom
  • PowerPoint on the web
  • PowerPoint Nuggets of Wisdom

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Features of PowerPoint
  • Templates
  • Wizards
  • Preparing presentations
  • Editing presentations
  • Preparing materials

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PowerPoint Templates
  • Called Design templates
  • Add a background to your presentations
  • Creates a well-designed look
  • Examples

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PowerPoint Wizards
  • Tool that helps to create presentations with
    sample content
  • Interactive tool that guides you step by step
  • Helps make recommendations for the presentation
  • Example

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Preparing Presentations
  • Use a design template so you can focus on content
  • Use PowerPoint interactively
  • Outline the lecture using PowerPoint
  • Use text sparingly
  • The Joy of Six max of six points six words
    per point

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How to Design Effective PowerPoint Presentations
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Know Your Audience
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Organize the Content
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Present in a Variety of Ways
  • Use
  • Tables
  • Charts
  • Shapes
  • Graphics
  • Stair steps
  • Dont overuse Bullets

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Font Styles
Garamond
Ariel
Comic Sans
Bookman Old Style
Courier New
CG Times
Times New Roman
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Say it With Graphics
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Use Animation When Appropriate
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Editing PowerPoint Presentations
  • Use the tools provided
  • FOCUS on content not presentation
  • Read Edit before showing

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What do you think of the Following Slides?
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Great Graphics
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Keep it Real
  • First Year Success
  • At Southeast, youll learn two kinds of skills
    and knowledge  those particularly targeted for a
    specific career or profession (your major), and
    those that will serve you regardless of your
    chosen profession (University Studies).  In your
    major, youll learn leading-edge information that
    will allow you to be successful in your first
    job.  In University Studies, youll learn skills
    and knowledge that will go beyond job-specific
    abilities.  These are the skills that will make
    you a valuable employee and a valued colleague.
  •  Advising At Southeast, you are encouraged to
    consider many academic and career interests. Our
    academic advisors can help by providing guidance
    related to course selection and registration. If
    you havent selected a major, the University
    Studies advisor can provide you with assistance.
  • First STEP Orientation Sign up for our specially
    designed Southeast orientation program. This
    critical program connects students and parents
    with faculty, staff and other Southeast students
    and parents. During the day you not only will
    meet with an adviser and get that all-important
    class schedule but also you will get your
    official I.D. card, get advice about academic
    majors and possible careers, learn about social
    activities and find out where those critical
    offices and services you will need are located.
  • First Year Seminar Check out our nationally
    recognized and required First Year Seminar, where
    youll be introduced to the University Studies
    program and the value of a liberal education
    while addressing one of a variety of themes.
  • Kent Library Southeast's Kent Library is your
    partner in finding information for completing
    research papers and class assignments. Library
    professionals can work with you in person, by
    phone or e-mail. Online resources bring the
    library to wherever you are, 24 hours a day,
    seven days a week.

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I like Color
  • Do you like this color?
  • Do you like this color?
  • Do you like this color?
  • Do you like this color?
  • Do you like this color?
  • Do you like this color?
  • Do you like this color?

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Animation and sound too far
  • This is point one
  • This is point two
  • This is point three
  • This is point four

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Preparing Materials
  • Use notes
  • Prepare handouts
  • Can use PowerPoint for transparency handouts

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Agenda
  • Review of PowerPoint Concepts
  • PowerPoint in the classroom
  • PowerPoint on the web
  • PowerPoint Nuggets of Wisdom

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PowerPoint in the Classroom
  • Make it interactive
  • Use text sparingly
  • Print slides in advance
  • Put on website
  • Use as an outline
  • Leave out information to be filled in class

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PowerPoint in the Classroom
  • Remember the Joy of Six
  • Minimize animated text, sound and transitions
  • Black out the screen (use B on keyboard)
  • Use three slides per minute
  • Use 24 font or bigger
  • Dont turn your back on your students

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PowerPoint Overload
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Focus on minimizing Distractions!
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Agenda
  • Review of PowerPoint Concepts
  • PowerPoint in the classroom
  • PowerPoint on the web
  • PowerPoint Nuggets of Wisdom

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PowerPoint on the Web
  • Can enhance learning online
  • Do not overuse
  • Use creative ways to present the information
  • Specify what you want your students to look for
    (terms, concepts, examples)
  • Narrative the clips for added interactivity
  • View as both PowerPoint HTML

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Issues with PowerPoint on the Web
  • Some animations slide transitions are not
    supported
  • Some images do not show in certain resolutions
  • Frames could be a problem
  • Sounds do not play

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Agenda
  • Review of PowerPoint Concepts
  • PowerPoint in the classroom
  • PowerPoint on the web
  • PowerPoint Nuggets of Wisdom

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PowerPoint Nuggets of Information
  • Use PowerPoint tools
  • Focus on Content not presentation
  • Do not overuse PowerPoint
  • Vary your Presentations
  • Edit
  • Make PowerPoint Interactive

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What are some tips you can offer using PowerPoint
in the classroom Web?
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