Thursday, June 7, 2012

Creating a Powerpoint

Powerpoints is a presentation software that helps you tell a powerfuul story. Build engaging presentations to capture and intrigue your audience. It's easier than numerous posters and graphs, and with powerpoint you can create computerized graphs, tables and add pictures. When presenting with powerpoint however, never read directly off of your slides. When doing so, it will make it harder to capture your audiences attention.





Do's of Powerpoint.
When creating your powerpoint be sure its legible.
  • Use examples.
  • Use pictures.
  • Explain in detail.
  • Move around so people listen.
  • Make eye contact.
  • Seven bullets or less per slide.
  • Relax.
Don'ts of Powerpoint.
  • Mispelling.
  • Two different topics on one slide.
  • Rely fully on powerpoint.
  • No distractions.
  • Read from slide.
  • Have run on sentences.
  • No light colored background.
  • Paragraphs.

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