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4th Annual Greatest Conference Ever in Seattle
- 3. Name of Institution, Address, Contact Info, Etc. Important Point • Example #1 • Example #2 • Example #3 • Example #4 4th Annual Greatest Conference Ever | June 1st, 2012 | Seattle, WA
- 4. VALUE CHAIN FINANCE - OUTGROWER SCHEMES Benefits Global Retailers More secure product and market Higher yields and quality National Bulk input purchases & product sales Retailers Contracts for collateral, loan and sales Exporters Wholesalers terms, and product specs Learning Processors/Traders Business relations screen, train and monitor customers Producers Lessons for Financial Sector • Loan terms and structure reflect economic activity Input Suppliers • Financial Sector can increase trader credit through loans to larger VC actors
- 11. Animation • Some animation may be OK • Keep it subtle • Don’t overdo it, however • Make sure it fits
- 12. I can’t find the full text. I don’t know what database I’m supposed to use. I get too many result. I don’t know how to type in my search terms I can’t tell if my results are good or not. “What parts of the research process are the most difficult for you?” I don’t know what the AND and OR things mean. I can’t limit to empirical studies I don’t know if this is a scholarly article or not. I get too few results. I can’t limit articles to the last 5 years. I don’t understand how to email/print/save my citations.
- 14. Transitions…
- 15. can be…
- 16. tricky.
- 17. It’s better to be subtle…
- 18. and use 2-3 types.
- 19. Just not all the time!
- 22. Study Tips •Know your learning style •Read the textbook •Draw a picture of each concept •Use your learning outline •Practice for tests •Learn from your mistakes
- 23. Where Can You Find Photos? You Very specific, careful of quality, free Creative Commons Quality can vary, free with attribution ~ Flickr Royalty Free High quality, paid, pro look ~ iStockphoto.com
- 30. Imagine yourself in a forest…..
- 33. DEBT SERVICE COMBINED Debt Service FY11-FY33 18 x 100000 17 TOWN SCHOOL 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 - 11 12 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
- 34. 4Q Sales Down 8% 11% 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 23% 58% 4th Qtr
- 35. Units Shipped 5 4.5 4 3.5 3 2.5 East Coast 2 West Coast 1.5 1 0.5 0 2010 2011 2012
- 36. Sales for June 2012 Millions West East South North 0 1 2 3 4 5
- 37. Customer Feedback 5 4.5 4 3.5 3 2.5 Female 2 Male 1.5 1 0.5 0 2009 2010 2011 2012
- 41. Color Theory • Cool colors • Warm colors – red, orange, yellow • Cool Colors – blue, green, [black]
- 42. Can you read this?
- 45. Do you find this difficult to Do you find this difficult to read? It might have read? It might have something to do with the fact something to do with the that the text has been formatted fact that the text has been with a lot of different typefaces. formatted with a lot of To make matters different typefaces. To worse, some of these make matters worse, some type faces are of these type faces are serifs, which usually serifs, which usually don’t don’t project very project very well. That’s well. That’s why it’s why it’s usually a good idea usually a good idea to to pick a san serif font and pick a san serif font stick to 1-2 complimentary and stick to 1-2 typefaces. complimentary typefaces.
- 46. 12 pt. - Can you read me now? 16 pt. – Can you read me now? 20 pt. – Can you read me now? 24 pt. – Can you read me now? 32 pt. – Can you read me now? 36 pt. Can you read me now? 44 pt. – Can you read me now? 48 pt. – Can you read me now? 54 pt. – Can you read me now?
- 47. 44 Point Text • 32 point text • 32 point text • 32 point text
- 48. Questions?
- 50. Photo Credits Cont. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ccdoh1/406700106/ http://www.slideshare.net/garr/sample-slides-by-garr-reynolds http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1407502 http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/ http://www.colourlovers.com/ http://www.sxc.hu/photo/935153
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- Point #1 – Keep it simple
- Point #1 – Keep it Simple
- Point #1 – Keep It Simple
- Point #2 – Limit Bullet Points & Text
- Point #2 – Limit Bullet Points and Text
- Point #2 – Limit Bullet Points and Text
- Point #2 – Limit Bullet Points & Text
- Point #3 – Limit Builds
- Point #3 – Limits Builds
- Point #3 – Limit Builds
- Point #4 – Plan Transitions
- Point #4 – Plan Transitions
- Point #4 – Plan Transitions
- Point #4 – Plan Transitions
- Point #4 – Plan Transitions
- Point #4 – Plan Transitions
- Point #4 – Plan Transitions
- Point #5 – Use High Quality Graphics
- Point #5 – Use High Quality Graphics
- Point #5 – Use High Quality Graphics
- Point #5 – Use High Quality Graphics
- Point #6 – Have a Visual Theme, but Avoid Using PowerPoint Templates
- Point #6 – Have a Visual Theme, but Avoid Using PowerPoint Templates
- Point #6 – Have a Visual Theme, but Avoid Using PowerPoint Templates
- Point #6 – Have a Visual Theme, but Avoid Using PowerPoint Templates
- Point #6 – Have a Visual Theme, but Avoid Using PowerPoint Templates
- Point #6 – Have a Visual Theme, but Avoid Using PowerPoint Templates
- Point #6 – Have a Visual Theme, but Avoid Using PowerPoint Templates
- Point #6 – Have a Visual Theme, but Avoid Using PowerPoint Templates
- Point #7 – Use Appropriate Charts
- Point #7 – Use Appropriate Charts
- Point #7 – Use Appropriate Charts – Pie charts are used to show percentages
- Point #7 – Use Appropriate Charts – Vertical bar charts: used to show changes in quantity over time
- Point #7 – Use Appropriate Charts – Horizontal bar charts – compare quantities directly
- Point #7 – Use Appropriate Charts – Line charts – Used to demonstrate trends
- Point #8 – Use Color Well
- Point #8 – Use Color Well
- Point #8 – Use Color Well
- Point #8 – Use Color Well
- Point #8 – Use Color Well
- Point #9 – Use Fonts Properly
- Point #9 – Use Fonts Properly
- Point #9 – Use Fonts Properly
- Point #9 – Use Fonts Properly