International Speech By Yihua,Kim,Soyeony,Chao,Jonathan.

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International Speech By Yihua,Kim,Soyeony,Chao,Jonathan

No-Tech Visual Aids Flip charts, poster board, orblackboards. Sketches or diagrams Graphs Charts Maps photographs

1.Sketches or diagrams Sketch is a rapidly executed freehand drawing that is not usually intended as a finished work Use a sketch to display a simple illustration that calls attention to points you want to emphasize.

Graphs There are 3 kinds of graphs: Bar graph Pie graph Line graph

Graphs Bar graphPie graph

Line graph Use a line graph to show how a trend has changed over time.

Charts Flow chartsBullet chart

A-4. Map - Use a map to show location or physical arrangement of places. Ⅰ. NO-TECH VISUAL AIDS

A-5. Photographs - Use an actual photograph to show realistic details of your object or topic. Ⅰ. NO-TECH VISUAL AIDS ‘The Venus Flytrap’

B. Physical objects 1. Actual objects and personal demonstrations Ⅰ. NO-TECH VISUAL AIDS

B. Physical objects 2. Actual animals Ⅰ. NO-TECH VISUAL AIDS Keep on in the safe cage!

Ⅰ. NO-TECH VISUAL AIDS B. Physical objects 3. Models of objects.

Overhead Transparencies Create text by typewriter or Computer Photocopy photos Write on transparencies with markers

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Films and Videotapes YouTube TV set DVD VHS Player( Video Home System)

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Creating Great PowerPoint Slides Content ( text and art) Color Font (type and size)

1. Content – a. Text Simplify text Keywords & easy-to-remember phrases Round off numbers

1. Content – b. Art Clip art, pictures, photographs Entertaining or humorous Maximum three pieces per slide Short phrases and simple illustrations

2. Color – a. Background The best background color is dark. -Black, dark blue - it eliminates the bright whiteness of the LCD projector light

2. Color – b. Title and text color That contrast well against a dark background. Yellow or White No blues, greens, reds.

3. Font Type Choose a font for titles/headings, text. East to see and easy to read

3. Font Type Roman style fonts (serif – little feet or tails) -Times New Roman - Bookman Old Style -MS Reference Serif Sans-serif fonts (no feet or tails) - Arial - Verdana - MS Reference Sans Serif

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Image galleries

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