2. Mrs. Olipra Multimedia Design Services MDS

3.  Computer-generated visual aids used to help communicate information.  Combine text, graphics, and support key points.  Inform, persuade, and/or entertain an audience.

4.  Consider the audience.  Consider the subject.  Consider the equipment.  Consider the facilities.

5.  Introduction  Body  Summary and/or Conclusion

6.  Focus on one main idea.  Add several supporting items.  Limit the number of lines on one slide to six.  Limit long wraparound lines of text.

7.  Used to enhance a message or convey ideas.  May be clip art, photos, or other artwork.  Use only when relevant to the topic.  Can add creativity, but use in good taste and not on every slide.

8.  Lines and arrows  Can help focus an audience’s attention on important points.  Basic shapes  Boxes can separate elements or provide a distinctive background for text.  Equation shapes  Flowchart  Stars and banners  Callouts EXAMPLE!!

9.  Consider the audience.  Consider the subject.  Consider the equipment.  Consider the facilities. Clipart

10.  Consider the audience.  Consider the subject.  Consider the equipment.  Consider the facilities. Photo

11. Vary types sizes to show levels of importance.

12.  What : Special effects that can be applied to “animate” images, pictures, and the slides themselves.  Why : Adds action and excitement to presentations as new information is introduced and presented.  How : Select the image to be animated. Go to Animations tab  Animations group  Custom Animation  Click Add Effect  Entrance  select the Effect you want  Example :

13. PPresentations are an important part of communication in business. GGenerally make a speaker more effective in delivering his/her message. KKeep it simple, yet creative.