Basic PowerPoint Design

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Here r a bunch OF Ways to make PowerPoint Slids that Dont lookLike Crap becausea lot of

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Here r a bunch OF Ways to make PowerPoint Slids that Dont lookLike Crap because a lot of people write way too mich text in slides and they make everything too small so that no one can read it and you have to wonder, what’s the point, anyway?????????????. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Here r a bunch OF Ways to make

PowerPoint Slids that

Dont lookLike Crap becausea lot of people write way too mich text in slides

and they make everything too small so that no one can read it and you have to wonder, what’s the point, anyway?????????????

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Here r a bunch OF Ways to make

PowerPoint Slids that

Dont lookLike Crap becausea lot of people write way too mich text in slides

and they make everything

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Basic PowerPoint Design

A Quick Lesson in Graphic Communication

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Align major elements with

each other or with a grid.Show gridlines by clicking View: Grid

and Guides: Display grid on screenUse the “Rule of the Thirds”

sweet spots: place your

most important info here

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Use slide layouts

Create a new slide by clicking Insert: New Slide.

If the toolbar doesn’t automatically appear on the right, click Format: Slide Layout

Select the layout style that best fits your text, images, graphs, and video

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In general, use one strong visual image.

If using multiple images, group together with rules, such as: Same horizontal or vertical axis Similar content Color schemes Connecting lines

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In general, use one strong visual image.

If using multiple images, group together with rules, such as: Same horizontal or vertical axis Similar content Color schemes Connecting lines

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Ernest Hemingway

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Ernest Hemingway

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Ernest Hemingway

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“White” Space

Leave lots of empty space on your slide, especially around the edges and

above and below the text.

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How to create a text box

Click Insert: Text Box. (Or use the button from the toolbar at the bottom of the screen.

Drag the box to the size you want it. Select a font that matches your

previous slidesUse font sizes 24 or larger

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Inserting different types of files:

Pictures: Click File: Insert Picture: From file Find the saved picture you want to

insert

Video: Click File: Insert: Movies and Sounds: Movie from file Find the saved movie you want to insert

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Adding transitions & animation

Transitions Select the slide you want to modify Click Slide Show: Slide Transition: Select a

transition Note: There is a button at the bottom of the transition

selection box that lets you apply this transition to all slides

Animations Select the element (picture, piece of text, etc.)

that you would like to be animated Click: Slide Show: Custom Animation: Add Effect

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WARNING!

MOST TRANSITIONS AND ANIMATIONS ARE

EXTREMELYANNOYING

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When to use animations

Fly in bullets one at a time so people don’t read ahead.

That’s the only reason I can think of.

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Repetition

Repetition is a very good thing. Remember:

Fonts: Choose one or two.

Colors: Establish a color palette for your master slide and stick with it.

Alignment: Align pictures, text, and all elements to the grid. Use the Rule of Thirds.

Images: Use one strong image per slide, or connect pictures with colors, alignment, lines, etc.

White space: Leave plenty of empty space. Nobody likes to look at a zillion words on a slide.

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Activity!

Form groups of 2 or 3EACH member of the group (with

everyone’s help) create the WORST slide you can possibly create

As a group, create a master slide/styleEACH member of the group create one

PERFECT slide, each with a different layout