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On Making Presentations

1. Keep your type style and size
______________

2.Keep text _______ and _______

3. Put no more than ___________
bulleted lines a slide

4. Retain the same ___________
from slide to slide

1. Keep your type style and size
______________

1. Keep your type style and size
consistent

2.Keep text _______ and _______

2.Keep text short and simple

3. Put no more than ___________
bulleted lines a slide

3. Put no more than five bulleted
lines a slide

4. Retain the same ___________
from slide to slide

4. Retain the same transition from
slide to slide

In-class Journal 9/18/12

In a 100 words or more, tell me what
you are going to do your PowerPoint
presentation on. Why did you choose
it? Do you think you will be able to get
enough graphics for it? How many
steps are there in your process that
you’re demonstrating?

Homework for Monday, 9/24/12

Make an outline for your
presentation. Be sure to
have information for at least
ten slides.

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11th class 9.18.12

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2. Quiz On Making Presentations

3. 1. Keep your type style and size ______________

4. 2.Keep text _______ and _______

5. 3. Put no more than ___________ bulleted lines a slide

6. 4. Retain the same ___________ from slide to slide

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8. 1. Keep your type style and size ______________

9. 1. Keep your type style and size consistent

10. 2.Keep text _______ and _______

11. 2.Keep text short and simple

12. 3. Put no more than ___________ bulleted lines a slide

13. 3. Put no more than five bulleted lines a slide

14. 4. Retain the same ___________ from slide to slide

15. 4. Retain the same transition from slide to slide

16.

17. In-class Journal 9/18/12 In a 100 words or more, tell me what you are going to do your PowerPoint presentation on. Why did you choose it? Do you think you will be able to get enough graphics for it? How many steps are there in your process that you’re demonstrating?

18. Homework for Monday, 9/24/12 Make an outline for your presentation. Be sure to have information for at least ten slides.