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Designing an Effective, Winning Presentation IT Learning Series Sponsored by ISN Presenter: Adrian Mikeliunas 10/17/08

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Topics 

A Winning Presentation Formula:   



Repetition Interest Content Display

Why The Importance ?

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Availability of Food •

Country Availability – for many countries still a major issue and impediment to development



Regional Availability – will be a lower priority issue for a growing number of countries in parts of Asia and Africa in the oncoming years



Global Availability – not a major issue as the price is food falling

Availability of Food Country Availability – for many countries still a major issue and impediment to development Regional Availability – will be a lower priority issue for a growing number of countries in parts of Asia and Africa in the oncoming years Global Availability – not a major issue as the price is food falling

Availability of Food •

Country Availability -



Regional Availability -



Still a major issue and impediment to development Lower priority issue for a growing number of countries in parts of Asia and Africa

Global Availability -

Not a major issue as the price is food falling

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Repetition Interest Content Display

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Repetition – The 4 W’s Who is the presenter?  What is it about?  When was it given?  Where was it given? 

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Sample Footer DATE

SLIDE NUMBER # PRESENTER & ORGANIZATION

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Repetition – Templates Templates can help you create a unifying visual theme 

Selecting an Existing Template  Select Format  Apply Design Template  Choose a template and Apply

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Repetition - Templates

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Repetition – Slide Master 

Customize all slides by: Select View menu,  Select Master  Select Slide Master 

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Insert a picture

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Topics 

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Repetition Interest Content Display

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Interest – Slide Transitions 

Transitions can increase visual appeal, however: 

Don’t overuse transitions



Don’t mix too many styles



Use sound sparingly (if at all)



“Blank” slides can help

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Interest – Slide Transitions To add transitions: 

Select Slide Show



Select Slide Transition



Select Effect



Click on Apply

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Interest – Slide Transitions

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Interest – Slide Transitions

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Interest - Animated Bullets A B C 

1 2 

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Interest - Animated Charts 90 80 70 60 East West North

50 40 30 20 10 0

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2nd Qtr

3rd Qtr

4th Qtr

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Interest - Multimedia 

Pictures   

Animated GIFs Logos Clip Art



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Interest – Multimedia Resources 



Microsoft Design Gallery: 

http://dgl.microsoft.com/



search for clips / images by category

Microsoft PowerPoint Templates: 



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http://search.officeupdate.microsoft.com/TemplateGallery/

Search for “Powerpoint templates” with search feature Template include sample text (can be deleted) Use “view-master-slide master” to create variations Save the slide master using “File-Save As-Design Template” A. Mikeliunas, World Bank, ISN Training

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Interest – Multimedia Resources World Bank Image Resources 

World Bank Group Logos http://gsd/banklogo.htm



Africa Region Photo Collection http://afr.worldbank.org/images/



World Bank Image Photo CD Library http://ispacetoo.worldbank.org/photocd/

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Interest - Multimedia GSD Map Policy Any map appearing in an official Bank document MUST be approved by them! 10/17/08

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Topics 

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Repetition Interest Content Display

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Content Display 

White Space   



Leading 

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Slide needs to look nice! Good Form & Proportion Emphasize picture or text Amount of space between one section and the next.

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Content Display – White Space Our objective is to achieve viable rural livelihoods where:  Rural areas enjoy a standard of living that makes them attractive communities in which to live and work;  Residents have a voice in the institutions and decision making processes that affect rural areas. 10/17/08

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Content Display – White Space Our objective is to achieve viable rural livelihoods where:  Rural areas enjoy a standard of living that makes them attractive communities in which to live and work; 

Residents have a voice in the institutions and decision making processes that affect rural areas.

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Content Display – Leading: 1 Our objective is to achieve viable rural livelihoods where:  Rural areas enjoy a standard of living that makes them attractive communities in which to live and work;  Residents have a voice in the institutions and decision makingprocesses that affect rural areas. 10/17/08

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Content Display - Leading: 2 Our objective is to achieve viable rural livelihoods where: 

Rural areas enjoy a standard of living that makes them attractive communities in which to live and work;



Residents have a voice in the institutions and decision makingprocesses that affect rural areas. 10/17/08 A. Mikeliunas, World Bank, ISN Training

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Content Display - Editing Our objective is to achieve viable rural livelihoods where: 

Rural areas enjoy a standard of living that makes them attractive communities in which to live and work;



Residents have a voice in the institutions and decision makingprocesses that affect rural areas. 10/17/08 A. Mikeliunas, World Bank, ISN Training

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K.I.S.S.

The point of the presentation is to give information to the audience not to show how well you can use the features of PowerPoint so use features like animation, slide transitions, etc… sparingly.

So: Keep It Simple Simon. 10/17/08

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Topics 

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Repetition Interest Content Display

Why The Importance ?

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Aliteracy What is Aliteracy ? Basically, literate people choosing not to read as is evident by the contraction of the newspaper and magazine publishing industry. 10/17/08

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