G UIDELINES for C REATING E FFECTIVE M EDIA G UIDELINES for C REATING E FFECTIVE M EDIA Kathleen Maher ©
H EN U SED Effectively, Media... Gets your point across Aids retention of information Frames ideas Changes the pace Increases audience participation w
T ECHNICAL S UPPORT
Projected images 35 mm slides computer displays video Flip Charts Posters S ELECT A F ORMAT Match the Medium to Objectives James EUH
Reserve audiovisual equipment when reserving the classroom Confirm compatibility and file size Arrange for test if needed Bryan CLH T ESTING, T ESTING, 1-2-3
L EARNING R ESOURCE C ENTER
R ESERVATIONS & Self-directed learning Classrooms Audiovisuals Technical support Staff and patient education resource materials
Establish logical sequence Create rhythm Streamline Divide content Use key words or phrases Use parallel punctuation o RGANIZE Allow enough time
E Emory Healthcare logo Goudy and Univers Serif & San Serif Limit use of decorative typefaces Business and science visuals vs. the “look” of advertising MORY HEALTHCARE Identity program & typefaces
Thirty-five words or less per visual Titles 24 point or larger Six words in title Body text 18 point or larger Eight or less lines of text AVOID ALL CAPS Style attributes Bold, Italics, and color... L EGIBILITY Avoid the wall of type
OLOR Establish consistent palette Limit to 3 colors per visual Provide “rests” with blank space Create contrast Light type on dark background See our Intranet website to download PowerPoint Use color to create sections C
S TATISTICS Simplify Plan graphics rather than tables of data Bar graphs to compare volumes Pie graph to show parts making up whole Line graphs to denote trends or changing relationships San serif labels
G RAPHICS “Every word was once a picture... ” *William Blake Three roles of visuals Attention Explicate Retention Synthesize your main points Provide the audience a cue to follow
Clip art file Digital or scanned images Illustration - strong/bold lines Human face - most compelling image Useful analogies Visual literacy - see Intranet website G RAPHICS “Every word was once a picture...” *William Blake
M ULTI M EDIA
Drew Imhulse
Multimedia presentations and courseware Inter/Intranet accessible centers Traditional formats With enough drive you can insert video clips
R EPROGRAPHICS
Collect those useful images
Copyright Issues Obtaining permission Understanding the “fair use act” webclipart.miningco.com
Three dimensional object can be scanned
E DUCATIONAL E XHIBITS
Poster Session Requires 3 weeks to produce Provide data and diagnostic images asap Edit abstract rigorously Follow scientific method when developing elements
M EDICAL I LLUSTRATION
Choose illustrations with clean bold lines.
P ATIENT P HOTOGRAPHY
ONFIDENTIAL Therefore, no examples All patients must sign a release Photography/documentation scheduled around patient care C
P ATIENT E DUCATION
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