TIPS for creating great PowerPoints

CONTRASTCONTRAST

Think BIG

BIG

• The previous image was altered by changing the background colour to red by using the bucket-fill tool.

• I am disobeying my own rules here, as audiences do NOT like endless instructions and bullets

• These comments should be in the NOTES section below, so that I speak to them instead of getting you to read them, or worse still, reading them to you, which I’m probably doing and by now you are all falling asleep… zzzz

Use A

NGLES

& COLO

UR

Use FADEOUT to emphasis the

important parts of a picture

“If there’s one thing I really don’t like it’s transitions in PowerPoint.

Nothing says “I’m a knob” like some jazzy wipe from one ugly hard to read slide to another.”GoClick 10 Oct 05

Use slide sorter when you’ve finished to check the flow of your presentation and to shuffle your slides around.