Making Good Ppt Presentations

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Making Good PowerPoint Presentations By Julie and Karen

Outline • Common mistakes in formatting a PowerPoint presentation • Examples of Mistakes • Tips regarding the content of a presentation

Mistakes People Make • • • • • •

Too small text Too much text Bad color choice Moving or flying text and graphics Fancy Transitions Overly complicated diagrams

Text Size • The ozone layer is located between 9km to 50 km (36 pt) • The ozone layer is located between 9km to 50 km (32 pt) • The ozone layer is located between 9km to 50 km (24 pt) •

The ozone layer is located between 9km to 50 km (18 pt)

Too much text • Ozone is also a greenhouse gas in the upper atmosphere and, therefore, plays a role in Earth's climate. The increases in primary greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, may affect how the ozone layer recovers in coming years.

• Ozone: Greenhouse gas • Carbon Dioxide: May affect ozone layer recovery

Poor Color Choice • • • •

This is hard to read This hard too This is Impossible Light color against dark backgrounds are very hard on the eyes

Moving and Flying Text • Ozone has a complicated chemistry • It is formed by NOx and VOCs • Troposphere Ozone is harmful

Fancy Transitions

Hot Air Balloons

Diagrams

Diagrams

Tips to Making Good PowerPoints • • • • •

Keep backgrounds the same Use dark text and light background Skip fancy transitions Skip fancy animations and flying text Have a good balance of text and graphics

More Tips • DO NOT use sentences or paragraphs • Make graphs and figures large • 3- 6 bullets per slide • Spend between 30sec- 2min per slide • Face the audience, NOT the screen

Content problems • Poor Preparation- little thought given to the structure of the presentation • Lack of Balance of Slide Elementsall text no graphics, or vice versa • Using PowerPoint as a crutch instead of a tool

Tips on Content • Keep all information concise and to the point • Make sure all diagrams and graphics are meaningful • Start with an Outline slide • End with a Summary or Conclusion slide

Summary • Keep the presentation simple • Avoid unnecessary sounds and animations • Keep information well organized • DO NOT read from your slides verbatim • Remind your audience of key points at the end of the presentation

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