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    This document provides tips for creating effective visuals for presentations. It recommends choosing a standard font that is easy to read, limiting text to one main idea and 30 words per slide to keep the audience engaged. Visuals should catch the eye, support what is being taught with diagrams or graphs, and help both the presenter and audience understand concepts. The presentation should be concise, around 10 slides, to maintain audience interest.

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    This document provides tips for creating effective visuals for presentations. It recommends choosing a standard font that is easy to read, limiting text to one main idea and 30 words per slide to keep the audience engaged. Visuals should catch the eye, support what is being taught with diagrams or graphs, and help both the presenter and audience understand concepts. The presentation should be concise, around 10 slides, to maintain audience interest.

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    How to Create Effective

    Visuals

    Kayla Masterson
    How Visuals Help the Audience

    • Catch the eyes of the


    audience
    • Visually pleasing
    • Make it easier for them to
    understand or learn what is
    being presented
    How Visuals Help the Audience

    • More interesting for the


    audience
    • Can provoke emotions
    Choose the Right Font

    • Standard or familiar font


    • Font size should not be too
    big or too small
    Text

    • Clear, simple, and easy to


    read
    • Aim for one main idea per
    slide
    Text
    • Reduce the use of text on
    each slide
    • Aim for no more than 30
    words per slide

    Too many
    words
    How Visuals Help the Presenter

    • Helps the presenter explain


    a logical or difficult concept
    • Helps the presenter to
    remember what should be
    discussed
    Effective Visuals- Do Nots

    • Should not distract the


    audience
    • Should not be too typical/
    simple
    Effective Visuals- Do Nots
    • Should not have too many
    pictures
    Effective Visuals

    • Should complement what is


    being presented
    • Use pictures, diagrams,
    graphs to back up what is
    being taught
    Presentation

    • Aim for a 10-slide limit


    • Should not be too long or
    the students may lose
    interest

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