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General Instructions:
1.
Open a blank document
2.
Select the first layout -
title slide - click ok
3.
Open the common tasks tool
bar: Click on view - toolbars - common tasks
4.
Follow directions (click here,
type title etc.)
5.
Continue creating new slides
choosing appropriate formats.
6.
To view all slides, click on
view - slide sorter.
Outline Format:
1.
Click cursor on outline format
(second icon from left on bottom)
2.
Type in the title of the
slide.
3.
Hit enter to get to next line
4.
Hit tab to indent for sub-text
or click on the right pointed demote arrow that is on the left hand
toolbar.
5.
When you are ready for the
next full slide, click on the promote arrow.
6.
To change the order of the
slides click on the up or down arrow.
7.
To see your slides with the
text, click on the third icon on the bottom let to see slide sorter
view.
Clip
Art:
1.
Click on insert - picture -
clipart.
2.
Select a picture and click
insert.
3.
Picture will appear on slide
4.
Click anywhere on picture so
white squares will appear at corners.
5.
Adjust size by clicking on
corner square and dragging mouse.
6.
Move entire picture by
clicking in the middle of the picture and dragging the whole picture
to desired location.
7.
To drop white squares click
outside of picture on slide.
Word
Art:
1.
Click on insert - picture -
WordArt. (or blue A shortcut at bottom of screen)
2.
Choose the style of word art
and click ok
3.
Type in your desired text (you
can adjust font and size). Click ok.
4.
Click on the word art and
adjust size by dragging corners.
5.
Move the entire word art by
clicking mouse in the middle of the word art and dragging the word
art to the desired location.
Customized Animation:
1.
Click on an object or phrase
on the slide.
2.
Click on slideshow - custom
animation.
3.
Choose entry animation from
drop down menu.
4.
Arrange the order for the
animation by using the arrows along side of the animation order.
5.
Click preview
6.
Select sound effects in the
same way
7.
If you are pleased with your
choices, click ok.
Tips for
Speaking in Public
1.
Project your voice:
Look at and speak to everyone
in the room so that you can be heard even by the individuals at the
back of the room. (Do not shout.)
2.
Maintain eye contact:
Look at your
audience, just as you would look at a friend in a conversation.
Look at the computer screen in
front of you to make your PowerPoint presentation. Do not
turn your back to the audience to look at the projected images.
Work the mouse while glancing down at the screen and at your notes.
3.
Slow down:
If an accent interferes with your
intelligibility, speaking at a slower rate will result in clarity.
Some Tips for Using
PowerPoint
Keep your audience and purpose
in mind!
Audience:
Do not bore them
or put them to sleep.
Do not annoy them
by making your slides difficult to read.
Remember their
level (you cannot speak too technically to a non-technical group).
Purpose:
You are trying to
inform or teach.
Your purpose is
not to read aloud what is on the slides.
One purpose of
your slides is to prompt you as to what you are going to
say.
Another purpose is to help
your audience understand your presentation by giving them
key words
and not a full script of your presentation.
Rules:
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Use no more than 3 slides
per minute
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Do not use any fonts
smaller than 24 point. (Often that is still too small)
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Use light backgrounds with
dark type when possible.
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Put no more than 6
words on a line.
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Use no more than 6
lines per slide.
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Use the full screen,
do not crowd the text at the top of the screen
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Avoid turning your back to
the audience
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When possible, rehearse
your presentation in the actual room and check out the
readability from the back of the room.
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