1. Visuals

2. Content Outline Nonprojected Visuals Still Pictures Drawings Charts
Graphs
Posters
Cartoons
Projected Visuals
Integration

3. Content Outline cont. Document Cameras Advantages Limitations
Integration
Overhead Projection
Advantages
Limitations
Integration
Creating Overhead Transparencies

4. Content Outline cont. Slides Advantages Limitations Integration
Teacher- and Student-Produced Slides

5. Content Outline cont. Digital Images CD-ROM Photo CD DVD-ROM
Digital Camera
Digital Scanner
Advantages
Limitations
Integration
Digital Image Projection
Advantages
Limitations
Integration

6. Types of Charts

7. Types of Graphs

8. Showmanship: Nonprojected Visuals
Use large visuals
Use simple materials
Cover irrelevant material
Hold visuals steady
Limit number used
Use one at a time
Ask questions
Teach how to interpret
Provide verbal cues

9. Overhead Transparency Dimensions
9 in.
Acetate Sheet
(8.5 x 11 in.)
7.5 in.
Message Area
Overhead
Projector
Stage
(10 x 10in.)

10. Showmanship: Overhead
Get attention
Reveal sections
Build ideas
Make transitions
Point to images
Be spontaneous
Use notes
Create uniformity
Avoid doodling

11. Showmanship: PowerPoint
Darken the lights near the screen
(no need to darken the room)
Introduce your presentation
Distribute handouts if used
Don’t read from the screen
(use the mirror option on computer)
Use appropriate pacing
Summarize frequently

12. Showmanship: Slides Use remote control Double check slides
Use visual variety
Maintain reading light
Keep it moving
Rehearse
Avoid irrelevant images
Use mood music
Make smooth starts