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This slide is a holding slide This slide is a holding slide. You should start and/or finish your presentation with this slide. You can copy this slide. Here are some general guidelines to producing clear presentations for Mencap. The clearer your presentation, the easier it will be for people to understand. This template is set up to be as accessible as possible – for everyone, including people with a learning disability. Keep it simple – don’t detract from what you want to communicate Clean and clear = accessible Use the Mencap templates – always use the master template pages. Don’t overcrowd each slide. The less points the better. The Mencap maroon colour is set up in the colour palette please use where appropriate. Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should! – Use animations, transitions and effects sparingly. Use the least distracting ones and be consistent with the one you choose. When changing the size of images or logos only use the corner point – this keeps the picture in proportion and stops it from stretching or distorting. Never use the middle points on the box this will distort the image. If you want to crop an image rather than just making it smaller you can use the cropping tool which is found under ‘view>toolbars>picture’ Click on the image you would like to crop and then click on the cropping tool (looks like 2 arrows overlapping). Then move the black marks up or down to crop the image to the shape you want. Use rules and guides to make sure everything lines up. Clear spaces and borders are important for accessibility and consistency. The template is set up in the typeface FS Mencap if you use it on a computer that doesn’t have Mencap’s typeface it should automatically default to Arial. This won’t effect the layouts you have made as FS Mencap and Arial are similar sizes. The help menu can tell you how to complete many tasks within powerpoint.

Presentation title goes here Enter your presentation title into this title slide. The title should be in FS Mencap bold. It should be 60pt and in the custom colour of Mencap maroon.

Slide title goes here it can go on one line or two Slide copy goes here. And here And here… The space to the left of this text box can be used for inserting accessible images or photos. This is the master slide for all of your presentation. The title is in FS Mencap bold at 34pt. The body copy is FS Mencap at 24pt. You shouldn’t have more than 4 or 5 points depending on length on any slide. You should not move the title up to make more room it is designed to work with the speech bubble. You should not extend the text box to the left or right to make it bigger. The space round the text is important for accessibility and consistency. You can use the space on the left to add images to help make your presentation more accessible and easy to understand. See example on slide 5. You can use images at full screen to break up your presentation. See example on slide 4.

Presentation continues here Text for presentation here And here And here…