Basic PowerPoint Tips - Santa Barbara City College
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COMP 136A
Jennifer Robinson
COMP 136A: PowerPoint
SBCC Web Developer
[email protected]
What is PowerPoint?
Puts
the power of low-level
multimedia production into
the hands of the general user
Makes presentation
production easy, efficiently -reducing production time on
any given project from
conception to completion
Day 1
Learn
the technical skills
Day 2
Finish
technical skills
Presentation basics
Design a project
Should I
bring some
materials?
Day 2
Review
from day 1
Learn a few new skills
Review basic design tips
Get resources to help you
create your presentation
Work on your presentations
Review Day 1
Open
your “Meet the Chief” presentation.
Copy an image from the Internet of
another black pug. (Hint: Use
Google/images to search for one and
copy one from there)
Paste this on the “Other Black Pugs” slide.
(You should have two images on this
slide.)
Resource
www.sbcc.edu/pdc/powerpoint.php
Basic
PowerPoint Tips
Your
Experience
Planning
Audience
What
do they know?
What do you need to tell them?
What do they expect?
What will be interesting to them?
Audience
What
can you teach them?
What will keep them focused?
Designing
Target & Content
Your
target (your audience) defines the
content of your presentation.
Decide what the purpose of using
PowerPoint is…
Stand alone presentation
To teach a process
Main points for a speech
Entertainment (photo album)
Simplicity
Keep
the design very basic and simple–
don’t distract with it.
Pick an easy-to-read font face.
Decorate scarcely but well.
Use key words on slides.
No
cramming
Use Consistency
Consistently
use the same font face and
sizes on all slides.
Match colors.
Color Blender Website
Use Contrast
Make
sure your audience can read the
text on the background.
If you want to play with colors, keep it
easy on the eyes and always keep good
contrast in mind.
Add Images
Use
images for the following:
help add meaning or stand alone as the
message
can reinforce or complement your
message
Images example
Sales
2006
2008
2010
Delivery
Presentation
Never read
your slides, talk
freely.
tone
Again
this goes back to your audience
It’s an fine line between professional and
interesting
zzzz
Take-Home Message
Provide
a summary or take-home
message
Print slides for notes
I am giving
you these
notes…
Practice
Know
your slides inside out.
Speak freely.
Speak with confidence – loud and clear.
Don’t speak too fast.
Maintain eye contact with the audience.
Summary
Design
for the needs of
Your audience
The purpose of the PowerPoint
Clarity
Day 2
Review
Learn
a few more new skills
Provide resources
Work on your PowerPoint
Finalize
Spell check
Notes
Print
Your presentation
Title
slide
5 total slides
An image on at least 2 slides
Implement something new that you
learned on your own
Keep track of where you found your
images if online
Take Home Point
Can
my audience see my presentation?
Did I check my spelling?