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    The document provides tips for creating effective presentations. It recommends (1) keeping slides simple with one main concept or point per slide, (2) using a limited color palette for visual consistency, and (3) including images to illustrate points and engage the audience. It also suggests (3) choosing fonts that are legible from a distance as they serve as visual elements. The document stresses the importance of organization, consistency in slide design, and brevity to maintain audience attention.

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    The document provides tips for creating effective presentations. It recommends (1) keeping slides simple with one main concept or point per slide, (2) using a limited color palette for visual consistency, and (3) including images to illustrate points and engage the audience. It also suggests (3) choosing fonts that are legible from a distance as they serve as visual elements. The document stresses the importance of organization, consistency in slide design, and brevity to maintain audience attention.

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    TIPS For A Presentation

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    The document provides tips for creating effective presentations. It recommends (1) keeping slides simple with one main concept or point per slide, (2) using a limited color palette for visual consistency, and (3) including images to illustrate points and engage the audience. It also suggests (3) choosing fonts that are legible from a distance as they serve as visual elements. The document stresses the importance of organization, consistency in slide design, and brevity to maintain audience attention.

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    TIPS for a

    PRESENTATION

    Lucía Sánchez
    1. Don’t fill the
    slide with too much
    Information
    This is a very boring slide
    • Yes, look at me.
    • One point, another point.
    • Another one.
    • This is a drag.
    • Do not do that.
    • People don’t want to read
    • Too much information
    Write only
    one concept
    in each slide.
    Write only
    one concept
    in each slide.

    Then explain the concept by talking


    Core
    concepts
    And secondary concepts too,
    but in different slides
    • You can
    • You can
    • also
    • You can
    • also
    • make a
    • You can
    • also
    • make a
    • sequence
    • You can
    • also
    • make a
    • sequence
    • with the
    • You can
    • also
    • make a
    • sequence
    • with the
    • information.
    Organize
    your
    ideas!
    2. Play with the
    colours
    Choose a maximum of 4 colours
    And play with them
    Use contrast
    colours
    but not
    squeaky
    colours
    Don´t make
    it too
    complicated
    Keep it
    simple
    And
    readable
    3. Use images
    Images that illustrate your speech
    Images that relax the audience
    IMAGES THAT
    SHOCK!!
    mix images and text
    But make it
    legible
    4. The fonts are
    also images
    Colour
    Colour Colour
    Colour Colour
    Colour Colour
    Colour Colour
    Colour Colour
    Colour Colour
    Colour
    Colour Colour
    Colour
    Colour
    Colour ColourColour Colour
    Colour Colour
    Colour
    Size
    Size

    Size
    Size
    Size
    Size

    Size
    Size Size Size
    Size Size
    Size
    Size
    Typography Typography
    Typography
    Typography Typography
    Typography Typography
    Typography
    Typography
    Typography
    Typography
    Typography Typography
    Typography
    Typography
    Typography Typography
    Typography Typography
    Typography
    Composition

    Composition
    onComposition
    Composition
    Composition
    Consider each slide
    as one
    billboard
    4. Focus on
    Consistency
    Don’t make the slides too
    different from one another
    Look for a
    Visual Identity
    5. Make it short
    The 10-20-30 rule
    of Guy Kawasaki
    He suggests that slideshows should:
    He suggests that slideshows should:

    • Contain no more than 10 slides


    He suggests that slideshows should:

    • Contain no more than 10 slides


    • Last no more than 20 minutes, and
    He suggests that slideshows should:

    • Contain no more than 10 slides


    • Last no more than 20 minutes, and
    • Use a font size of no less than 30 point.
    He suggests that slideshows should:

    • Contain no more than 10 slides *


    • Last no more than 20 minutes, and
    • Use a font size of no less than 30 point.

    * So a 47 slide presentation is wrong, unless you want to


    use it as a document for your students
    Thanks!
    Thanks!
    Lucía Sánchez

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