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    NINA SHINTA YULIARTI 2021
    This document provides guidelines for creating effective presentation slides. It discusses slide structure, outlines, fonts, color, graphs, spelling and grammar. The key points are: 1. Outlines and main points should be written in point form using large, easy-to-read fonts. Slides should include 4-5 points. 2. The second slide should be an outline of the entire presentation. Subsequent slides should follow this order. 3. Fonts should contrast with backgrounds and be sized appropriately. Standard fonts like Arial are best. 4. Colors should contrast and reinforce structure, not be overused or distracting. 5. Graphs and data should be clearly labeled and formatted

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    This document provides guidelines for creating effective presentation slides. It discusses slide structure, outlines, fonts, color, graphs, spelling and grammar. The key points are: 1. Outlines and main points should be written in point form using large, easy-to-read fonts. Slides should include 4-5 points. 2. The second slide should be an outline of the entire presentation. Subsequent slides should follow this order. 3. Fonts should contrast with backgrounds and be sized appropriately. Standard fonts like Arial are best. 4. Colors should contrast and reinforce structure, not be overused or distracting. 5. Graphs and data should be clearly labeled and formatted

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    This document provides guidelines for creating effective presentation slides. It discusses slide structure, outlines, fonts, color, graphs, spelling and grammar. The key points are: 1. Outlines and main points should be written in point form using large, easy-to-read fonts. Slides should include 4-5 points. 2. The second slide should be an outline of the entire presentation. Subsequent slides should follow this order. 3. Fonts should contrast with backgrounds and be sized appropriately. Standard fonts like Arial are best. 4. Colors should contrast and reinforce structure, not be overused or distracting. 5. Graphs and data should be clearly labeled and formatted

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    Making A Good Slide

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    NINA SHINTA YULIARTI 2021
    This document provides guidelines for creating effective presentation slides. It discusses slide structure, outlines, fonts, color, graphs, spelling and grammar. The key points are: 1. Outlines and main points should be written in point form using large, easy-to-read fonts. Slides should include 4-5 points. 2. The second slide should be an outline of the entire presentation. Subsequent slides should follow this order. 3. Fonts should contrast with backgrounds and be sized appropriately. Standard fonts like Arial are best. 4. Colors should contrast and reinforce structure, not be overused or distracting. 5. Graphs and data should be clearly labeled and formatted

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    HOW TO CREATE GREAT

    SLIDES
    Prof. Dr. Mashadi Said, DAL., M.Pd.

    Faculty of Communication Science


    Universitas Pancasila
    2023
    OUTLINES

    Outlines Background

    Slide Graphs
    structure
    OUTLINE

    Fonts Spelling and


    grammar

    Color Conclusion
    Outline

    1 2 3

    Make your 2nd Follow the order of Only place main


    slide the outline your outline for points on the outline
    of your the rest of the slide
    presentation presentation

    Example: previous slide


    Slide Structure – Good

    • Write in point form, not complete sentences

    • Avoid wordiness: use key words and


    phrases only

    • Include 4-5 points per slide


    Slide Structure - Bad

    This slide consists of too many words for a good


    slide. It was not written in point form, making it
    more difficult both for your audience to read and
    for your presentation. Although there are exactly
    the same number of points on this slide as the
    previous slide, it looks much more complicated.
    In short, your audience will spend too much time
    trying to read this paragraph instead of listening
    to you.
    Fonts – Good (36)

    Use different size fonts


    for main points (28)
    &
    secondary points

    Use at least an 28-point font Use a standard font, like


    Arial
    Fonts - Bad

    CAPITALIZE ONLY WHEN


    NECESSARY. IT IS
    DIFFICULT TO READ

    If you use a small font, Don’t use a


    your audience won’t complicated font
    be able to read what
    you have written
    Colour - Good
    • Use a color of font that contrasts sharply with the
    background (Ex: blue font on white background)
    • Use color to reinforce the logic of your structure
    – Ex: light blue title and dark blue text
    • Use color to emphasize a point
    – But only use this occasionally
    Colour - Bad
    • Using a font colour that does not contrast with the
    background colour is hard to read
    • Using colour for decoration is distracting and
    annoying.
    • Using a different colour for each point is
    unnecessary
    – Using a different colour for secondary points is also
    unnecessary
    • Trying to be creative can also be bad
    Background -
    Good
    Use backgrounds such as
    this one that are attractive
    but simple

    Use backgrounds
    which are light
    Background – Bad
    • Avoid backgrounds that are distracting or difficult to read from
    • Always be consistent with the background that you use
    Graphs - Good
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    Red Balls
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    Graphs - Bad
    100

    90
    90

    80

    70

    60

    Blue Balls
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    Red Balls

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    30.6 31.6
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    January February March April
    Spelling and Grammar

    Proof your slides for:


    • speling mistakes
    If English is not your
    • the use of of repeated first language, please
    words have someone else
    • grammatical errors you check your presentation!
    might have make
    Use an effective and strong
    closing

    • Your audience is likely to


    remember your last words

    Conclusion
    Use a conclusion slide to:

    • Summarize the main points


    of your presentation
    • Suggest future avenues of
    research
    All the great speakers
    were bad speakers
    once
    -Ralph Waldo Emerson
    Be Great Speakers!
    Thanks a Lot

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