The document provides 7 steps for creating an effective PowerPoint presentation. The steps are to have a consistent theme, color scheme, and fonts throughout; keep each slide concise with only a few words; include relevant clip art, pictures, and supplemental materials to engage viewers; ensure the font is readable in size and type; limit the number of slides to avoid losing viewers' attention; speak to the audience rather than reading slides; and add quotes, videos, and other materials to further learning. An example is given of actress Emma Stone effectively pitching her dream to her parents through a PowerPoint at age 14.
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Effective Powerpoint
The document provides 7 steps for creating an effective PowerPoint presentation. The steps are to have a consistent theme, color scheme, and fonts throughout; keep each slide concise with only a few words; include relevant clip art, pictures, and supplemental materials to engage viewers; ensure the font is readable in size and type; limit the number of slides to avoid losing viewers' attention; speak to the audience rather than reading slides; and add quotes, videos, and other materials to further learning. An example is given of actress Emma Stone effectively pitching her dream to her parents through a PowerPoint at age 14.
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How to Create an
Effective PowerPoint Presentation By, Taylor Schuck
Steps 1-2
1.) The background should have the same theme,
color scheme, and fonts throughout the entire presentation. 2. Each slide should only have a small amount of words on it. Too many words makes the presentation less effective and the viewers lose the meaning and will not pay attention.
Steps 3-4
3.) Add in clip art and pictures to keep viewers engaged
but they must be relevant to the topic. 4.) Check before you present that your font type is readable and your font size is not too small or else no one will be able to read anything off your slides.
Steps 5-6
1.) DO NOT have a large amount of slides. Keep it
simple. The viewers will get lost because the slides are being switched too frequently. 2.) DO NOT read every word off of the slides. Face the audience and speak to them. (They are the ones that you are talking to after all.)
Step 7
7.) Add in quotes, links to videos, and other
supplemental materials to keep the viewers engaged as well as have more information that could add to the viewers learning.
When I was 14 -years-old, I made this PowerPoint
presentation, and I invited my parents into my room and gave them popcorn. It was called 'Project Hollywood 2004' and it worked. I moved to L.A. in January of 2004.
Emma Stone Example of what an effective PowerPoint Presentation