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Practical Powerpoint Tips For Teachers

Practical Powerpoint Tips For Teachers. Mike Beutner, Ph.D. The University of Louisiana at Monroe. Please…. Sign in. Get an evaluation form. Write one thing you want to know about. (Include your name for a prize.) Then… 3. Share a computer with a partner.

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Practical Powerpoint Tips For Teachers

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  1. Practical Powerpoint Tips For Teachers Mike Beutner, Ph.D. The University of Louisiana at Monroe

  2. Please… • Sign in. Get an evaluation form. • Write one thing you want to know • about. (Include your name for a prize.) • Then… • 3. Share a computer with a partner. • 4. Ask each other 5 questions.

  3. Sample ULM Design PowerPoint Template FirstName LastName The University of Louisiana at Monroe [Optional: Date and Venue]

  4. Recommendations Slide Title Font Sizes Font Type Font Style Font Color Background Color Amount of Text Images Transitions Consistency

  5. Tip 10: Slide Title Use a descriptive title for each slide. Your audience will appreciate this.

  6. Tip 9:Font Sizes This text is 28 point. Try to read this text across a room. This text is 32 point. Try to read this text across a room. This text is 36 point. Try to read this text across a room. This font size is recommended for the main text. Use 54 point for titles.

  7. Tip 8: Font Type Unless you have a reason, try to use just one font type in your presentation. Arial (sans serif) and Times Roman (serif) are good choices.

  8. Tip 7: Font Style Use font styles (bold, underlining, and italics) sparingly.

  9. Tip 6: Font Color Unless you have a specific reason, try to restrict yourself to one font color.

  10. Tip 5: Background Use a consistent background. Feel free to modify and use this ULM design template.

  11. Tip 4: Amount of Text Use few words. Less is more.

  12. Tip 3: Images • Use images when appropriate. • Avoid visual clutter. • Provide a brief caption for each image. • Use clear and undistorted images.

  13. Tip 2: Transitions If you use a transition, restrict yourself to one type of effect.

  14. Tip 1: Consistency Consistency of format is probably the best strategy for presenting a clear and concise visual message.

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