1. Verbal and Visual Support in Presentations
Chapter 10

2. You Should Understand:
Guidelines for each type of visual support
Determine the best time and place for visual support
Determine the best medium for presenting visually
Design and critique presentational formats

3. Functional Support Adds:
Clarity
Interest
Proof

4. Types of Verbal Support
Definitions
Denotation, connotation, etymology, negation
Examples
Brief
Stories
Extended examples/ hypothetical or factual
Statistics
Numerical data
Comparisons
Figurative (Analogies) or Literal
Quotations

5. Citing Your Sources pg. 297 State your point Identify the source
State the content
Explain

6. Using the Right Citation
Add Credibility
Reputation
Familiarity
Domain
Relate to Audience
Author/ Qualifications
Date
Source
Restate
Point to significance

7. Visual Aids: Charts (Lists and Tables), Diagrams, Photographs, and Video, Graphics, or Objects/Models
Show how things look
Show how things work
Show how things relate to one another
Emphasize important points

8. Media/ Mediums Chalk/ Dry Erase Board Flip Charts/ Poster Board
Computer/ Projector/ Screens
Handouts
Presentation Software
Power Point, Key Note, Prezi, Google Slides
Technology Tip pg. 308

9. Visual Guidelines Selection Design
Reasoning- clarity, interest, or proof
Brief
Audience Oriented
Design
Easy to See
Simple/ Graphical
Limited Text
Horizontal Printing
Label Items
Display only while discussing
Practice

10. Additional Considerations:
The Infographic/ Data Set