Obtaining Images - Michel J. Tremblay
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Effective PowerPoint for
Gastroenterologists
James B. McGee, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Director, Laboratory for Educational Technology
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Why should you care about your slides?
Because we communicate with
words and pictures
Good presenters are made,
not born
Avoid embarrassment
Overview
Some basics: text, fonts, and format
Background, slide design, and color
Charts and diagrams
Clip art and images
Animation and video
Text
Spelling and grammar
Don’t rely on built-in fools tools
Get help
Line length - avoid a bad wrap
Rule of fives (sixes, sevens)
Five words per line
Five lines per slide
Fonts
Serif vs. sans serif
Be careful with variety
Avoid CAPITALIZATION & underlining
Italics & Bold for emphasis
Bigg
Consistency!
er is
bett
er …up to a point
Format
White space
Background
Slide design
HARA
DACHMAN
FENLON
MORRIN
115
22
115
62
#
POLYPS
SIZE
SENS
SPEC
SENS
SPEC
SENS
SPEC
SENS
SPEC
10 MM
75
90
83
100
91
96
93
100
6-9 MM
66
63
33
100
82
92
65
92
15
6893
55
70
32
94
5 MM
45
80
Polyp Detection with VC
# polyps
size
Hara
Dachman
Fenlon
Morrin
115
22
115
62
sens
spec
sens
spec
sens
spec
sens
spec
10 mm
75
90
83
100
91
96
93
100
6-9 mm
66
63
33
100
82
92
65
92
5 mm
45
80
15
68-93
55
70
32
94
Farrell RJ, Dig Dis 1999;17:185
Format
White space
Background
Slide design
Special characters: Insert > Symbol…
≠≥∑£©±
Color schemes
Format > Slide design > color schemes
Consistency!
Advanced PowerPoint
Finding and manipulating clip art & images
Graphs and charts
Animation
Video
Tips and tricks
Power corrupts;
PowerPoint™
corrupts absolutely
Adding Clip Art
Insert > Picture > Clip art
PowerPoint library
Online libraries
Adding Clip Art
Insert > Picture > Clip art
PowerPoint library
Online libraries
Editing Clip Art
Editing clip art
Right-click > Edit Picture
Choose “yes” to convert to
drawing object
Right-click > Grouping >
Ungroup
Edit components of clip art
Select all pieces and Rightclick > Grouping > Group
Obtaining Images
Download from the Internet
Google Images, www.healcentral.org
Right-click on the image and choose
“Save Picture As…”
Save to somewhere you can find it
May change the name
Use default “Save as type:”
Observe copyright and give attribution
Copyright laws
Fair-use guidelines
Connectors
“Glues” lines and arrows to drawing objects
Autoshapes > Connectors > select line type
Medical
Research
Academic
Publications
Improved
Outcomes
Clinical
Practice
Animation
What can I animate?
Text: Slide Show > Animation Schemes
Slide transitions: Slide Show > Slide Transitions
Schematics, drawing objects
Why should I animate?
Emphasis
Demonstrate a sequential concept
Anchor and extend
Can be distracting
Be consistent
Custom Animation
Medical
Research
Academic
Publications
Online
Knowledge
Database
Clinical
Practice
Online
Decision
Support
Custom Animation
Select 1st element > Add Effect
Entrance > Fly In
Start – on click, with previous, after previous
Direction
Speed
Select 2nd element > Add Effect, etc.
Medical
Research
Academic
Publications
Clinical
Practice
Which is the correct chart type?
Professional golfer’s earnings for 2003
6.00
6.00
5.00
5.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
Love
Woods
Singh
Love
Sorenstam
Sorenstam
Love
Singh
Woods
Woods
Singh
Sorenstam
Charts & Graphs – when to use
Line graph – one item with 2 variables
Bar graphs – when different items with
1 variable
Pie charts – portions of a whole
Adding a Chart or Graph
Insert > Chart…
Replace data or cut
and paste from Excel
Select chart type
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
East
West
North
1st Qtr
2nd Qtr
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
Adding Video
Insert > Movies and
Sounds…
> Movie from File…
MPEG, AVI work well
Cannot directly
insert QuickTime, create
hyperlink
Video is in a separate file
from PowerPoint –
remember to bring it with
you and copy into same
folder!
Tips and Tricks
Control
Not
your content
a teleprompter
Major
points only
Tailor
to your audience
CAN ≠ SHOULD
Tricks and Tips
“B” and “W” keys
Ctrl+Prnt Scrn = capture screen
Alt + Prnt Scrn = capture active window
Shrinking big files with images
Select an image, select Compress Pictures
If not printing use “on-screen”
All images
Save under new file name
Keep it simple
Be consistent
Questions, comments & copies:
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