Order from us for quality, customized work in due time of your choice.
After studying visual communication and effective slide design for a presentatio
After studying visual communication and effective slide design for a presentation, return to your informative speech from Module 4. Using what you learned in Module 5, create a slideshow to support your informative presentations content. You may use any slide design toolPowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, etc.but remember that you want to make your presentation come alive with large and powerful visuals.
Here are a few reminders from our readings and lessons in this module:
Be sure to consider the one main idea per slide concept when designing your presentation into a slideshow format. You may use as many slides as necessary to visually communicate the content in your informative speech. Your final slide must include all sources in APA format.
Keep your slides simple. One large, clear imageespecially a full-screen imagewith a little bit of text is all you need.
Slides are not the same thing as documents! In your informative speech, you delivered your presentations message verbally. You dont have to include your speaking notes word for word on your slides. Instead, support your speech content with large, clear images.
Decrease clutter, noise, and slide junk to maximize the signal (the main idea) on each slide. Limit using animations, builds, and effects which can become tiresome and distracting.
Carefully consider visual design elements like font choice and color.
If it helps with slideshow creation, you can use the Presenters Notes section of your presentation design tool to include your presentation outline.
Order from us for quality, customized work in due time of your choice.
Share this:
FacebookX
