How to de­sign a good pre­sen­ta­ti­on

Struc­tu­re:

• first slide: topic
• se­cond slide: at­ten­ti­on cat­cher (quote, car­toon, em­bed­ded clip…)
• fol­lo­wing sli­des: ex­am­ples and facts
• con­clu­si­on
• sour­ces + date of ac­cess

De­si­gning sli­des:

• font wi­thout se­rifs
• mi­ni­mum 20 pt
• re­le­vant in­for­ma­ti­on (re­du­ce amount of in­for­ma­ti­on)
• key­words (text only if it is a quote):. you don´t want the au­di­ence to read but you want them to lis­ten to you
• back­ground that suits the topic
• il­lus­tra­ti­on only as a kind of logo, not as en­ter­tain­ment or fun ele­ments
• in­clu­de vi­su­al ele­ments (pho­tos, sta­tis­tics, car­toons, embed clips) that have to be ex­plai­ned to the au­di­ence  and help the au­di­ence to un­der­stand more of the topic
• De­sign your pre­sen­ta­ti­on using the info “How to make a sto­ry­board”

Go to the fol­lo­wing two links and add notes to the “How to … page”

How to make a good  Power­Point  pre­sen­ta­ti­on
http://​www.​life­hack.​org/​ar­ti­cles/​fea­tured/​10-​tips-​for-​more-​ef­fec­tive-​power­point-​pre​sent​atio​ns.​html  ac­ces­sed 30.04.2017    17.39

How to Crea­te Ama­zing Ori­gi­nal Power­Point Pre­sen­ta­ti­on Sli­des
https://​www.​youtube.​com/​watch?​v=0Gicd­Jg-​6Kw  ac­ces­sed  30.04.2017   17.49

How to de­sign a good pre­sen­ta­ti­on: Her­un­ter­la­den [doc][27 KB]

How to de­sign a good pre­sen­ta­ti­on: Her­un­ter­la­den [pdf][124 KB]

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