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Basic Guidelines On How To Create A Presentation: For More Information

The document provides guidelines for creating effective presentations. It discusses both visual presentations using tools like PowerPoint, and oral presentations. For visual presentations, it recommends keeping slides simple with 8 words or less per line, using templates, titles, designs, colors and images. For oral presentations, it emphasizes being prepared, knowing the audience, organizing content clearly, practicing delivery, and using tone and timing appropriately to engage the audience.

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32 views

Basic Guidelines On How To Create A Presentation: For More Information

The document provides guidelines for creating effective presentations. It discusses both visual presentations using tools like PowerPoint, and oral presentations. For visual presentations, it recommends keeping slides simple with 8 words or less per line, using templates, titles, designs, colors and images. For oral presentations, it emphasizes being prepared, knowing the audience, organizing content clearly, practicing delivery, and using tone and timing appropriately to engage the audience.

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Raphael Andrei M. Concepcion
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BASIC GUIDELINES ON

HOW TO CREATE A
PRESENTATION
FOR MORE INFORMATION
PRESENTATION

• The presentation is about giving a wonderful information or research to present in some


people for work or education.
• These are the guidelines in how to successfully create your own presentation by means of
oral or visual presentation.
VISUAL PRESENTATION

• The word “visual” means vision that refers on looking in a object or reading something.
• Visual presentation is a type or kind of presentation through visual aids or PowerPoint presentation that can be seen watched or read to understand the
information that is presented.
• The apps that can be used to create a visual presentation is:
• Microsoft PowerPoint
• PowerPoint
• Visme
• Google slides
• Prezi
• Canva
• Vengage
• Keynote
VISUAL PRESENTATION

When creating a visual presentation you must consider these factors:


• Templates –to design your background and theme to make it more attractive.
• Simplicity –make it more simple and readable for easier been understand by the reader.
• Titles –To make it more attractive and more defined visual aid.
• Rule of 8 –no more than 8 words per line and 8 Lines per slide.
• Bullets -The poInts on your bulleted list should be parallel with each other.
• Design – Put designs on your slide to make your audience satisfied and attracted to your work.
• Color –make a color scheme to make life on your visual presentation.
• Images –add images to give more specific information through your visual aid its more important to your audience to easily
relate on the topic.
• Spelling –watch your spelling and correct it properly to be exactly understand by the audience.
ORAL PRESENTATION

• Oral presentation is on the spot presentation explained by a person that been instructing
presentation.
• Oral presentation is may be on the spot or via video or in a video call platform.
• When doing oral presentation you must observe cleanliness and clearness of your
presentation to properly deliver the desired information of the audience.
ORAL PRESENTATION

• Timing – it’s a must because you only have limited time to deliver your presentation and make all of your
variations and extra program on time.
• Audience –you must know your audience’s behavior or the things they demand or expect to apply it on your
presentation.
• Content –the content must be clear or properly delivered and explained on detail.
• Organization –you must organize your layout and make your presentation organized.
• Powerpoint –you should add a PowerPoint presentation to your presentation to enhance your presentation.
• Be prepared –make yourself prepared when anything happens like technological failure or errors.
• Tone –you should elaborate the feeling or the setting by means your tone to adopt by your audience.
• Practice –practice speaking slowly and properly to allow your audience to understand it better.

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