Presentations Copyright 2006 South-Western/Thomson Learning
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Copyright 2006 South-Western/Thomson Learning
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Presentation Planning In planning a presentation, consider the
Purpose of the presentation Audience for the presentation Content to present Visual aids
The purpose of a presentation can be to inform, persuade, or entertain.
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Audience To develop an audience profile, consider
Listeners’ knowledge of the topic Ages of the listeners Reasons listeners are
attending Listeners’ openness to
change or new ideas
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Content A presentation should have an
introduction, a body, and a conclusion An outline can be used to organize
content
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PowerPoint Views Normal view is used to create and edit slides Slide Show view plays the slide show Slide Sorter view displays thumbnails of slides
Slide Sorter view
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Design Template
To apply a design template Click the Slide Design button View templates in the Slide Design pane Click a template to apply it
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Clip Art To search for clip art on your computer
Click the Insert Clip Art button on the Drawing toolbar
Key a word or two in the Search for box
Click Go Click an image to insert it
into the slide
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Slide Layout To apply a slide layout
Select Format, Slide Layout Click a layout to apply it
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Slide Order To change the order of slides
Select Slide Sorter view Click and drag a slide to the desired location
Click and drag a slide to move it
Slide Sorter View button
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Slides with Sound To locate a sound in the Clip Organizer
Choose Insert, Movies and Sounds, Sound from Clip Organizer
Key a search term in the task pane Click Go
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Slides with Sound To insert a sound from the Clip Organizer
Click a sound file in the search results Click Automatically in the message box Drag the sound icon off the slide
Click to insert sound
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Slide Notes Are used to help the presenter remember
details Are keyed in the Notes pane or in Notes Page
view Do not display when a show is played
Text keyed in Notes pane
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Delivery Tips Know your message Look at the audience as you speak Know how to use your visuals Vary the volume and rate of speech Look confident Let your personality
come through Use gestures and
facial expressions
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Review
1. Which PowerPoint view displays thumbnails of slides?
a. Normal view
b. Slide Show view
c. Slide Sorter view
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Review
1. Which PowerPoint view displays thumbnails of slides?
Slide Sorter view
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Review
2. To apply a set of elements such as background, colors, and fonts, choose
a. Slide Layout
b. Slide Design
c. Slide Sorter
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Review
2. To apply a set of elements such as background, colors, and fonts, choose
Slide Design
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Review
3. A description of the intended listeners for a presentation is called
a. An audience profile
b. A purpose statement
c. A feedback form
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Review
3. A description of the intended listeners for a presentation is called
An audience profile
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Review
4. Slide notesa. Help the presenter remember details
b. Can be keyed in the Notes pane
c. Do not display when a show is played
d. All of the above
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Review
4. Slide notesAll of the above
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Review
5. When delivering a presentationa. To avoid becoming nervous, do not
look directly at audience members
b. Know your message well
c. Do not use gestures or facial expressions
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Review
5. When delivering a presentationKnow your message well
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