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This PowerPoint presentation provides dos and don'ts for creating effective presentations. It recommends using easy-to-read sans-serif fonts like Arial or Century Gothic. Slides should not be overloaded with too much text or complex backgrounds as that makes them difficult to read. Key guidelines include using fonts larger than 24 points, limiting text to 7 words per line, and practicing presentations from a distance to ensure readability. Sources should be properly credited.
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Keep PowerPoint presentations simple with a consistent, easy-to-read background. Use sans-serif fonts like Arial or Century Gothic that are simpler to see on screen than serif fonts like Times New Roman. Highlight key points by varying font size or style but avoid overusing emphasis techniques. Limit bullet points per slide to prevent overwhelming the audience with too much text. Proofread slides to ensure correct spelling and accurate information.
Examples of Good and Bad Slides
This document provides dos and don'ts for creating a successful PowerPoint presentation. It recommends that slides should not contain too much information, change frequently, or shrink text. Fonts should be uniform, aligned, and not distracting. Images should be visually appealing, match the theme, and not be the same color as text. Charts should have four or fewer items per column and tables should be in groups of four. Captions should be near corresponding images and lists should relate to each other. Backgrounds, fonts, and images should emphasize the message and not distract from it. Presentations should follow these guidelines and be examined critically with the audience in mind.
Do's & Donts in Preparing PowerPoint Presentation
The document provides guidelines for effective PowerPoint presentations, including recommendations to:
1) Use consistent formatting and a limited number of fonts, colors, and slide transitions.
2) Keep content concise with no more than 5-7 words per line and 5 lines per slide.
3) Employ animations and multimedia sparingly to avoid distracting from the core message.
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The document provides dos and don'ts for creating effective PowerPoint presentations:
1. Do organize thoughts before starting, use outlines, spell check content, and limit text on slides.
2. Don't work on visuals before text, use too many graphics, or read slides directly.
3. Tips include using keywords, consistent formatting, high contrast colors, proper spacing and alignment, and practicing presentations.
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- Bullets should be aligned on the left side of slides for easier reading from left to right. Backgrounds, fonts, graphics and other design elements should complement the content without distracting from it. Lists should follow the "rule of four" with no more than four items to aid recall. Text and graphics should have good proximity so the audience's eye flows smoothly through the presentation. Fonts should be visually simple and consistently sized without being overly distracting. Perceptual differences like colors or fonts should be used clearly to distinguish different elements.
How to improve your power point presentations
The document provides tips for improving PowerPoint presentations with concise summaries of key points:
1. Keep presentations clear, concise and focused on the audience with well-structured slides using simple designs, fonts, and colors.
2. Use visuals like graphs, charts and images sparingly to reinforce text but do not overwhelm slides.
3. Present confidently to engage the audience rather than relying on animated slides or reading slides verbatim.
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- Bullets should be aligned on the left side of slides for easier reading from left to right. Backgrounds, fonts, graphics and other design elements should complement the content without distracting from it. Lists should follow the "rule of four" with no more than four items to aid recall. Text and graphics should have good proximity so the audience's eye flows smoothly through the presentation. Fonts should be visually simple and consistently sized without being overly distracting. Perceptual differences like colors or fonts should be used clearly to distinguish different elements.
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3. Present confidently to engage the audience rather than relying on animated slides or reading slides verbatim.
Powerpoint Dos and Donts
- PowerPoint presentations should be concise, easy to read, and use high contrast colors and fonts. Text should be at least 24pt for body and 36pt for headings.
- Limit one or two images per slide and use simple charts and graphs to illustrate comparisons. Avoid overusing shapes, transitions, and animations.
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3. Follow design principles such as using consistent backgrounds, grouping related items visually, and limiting text to avoid overwhelming the audience. Slides should guide the presenter and enhance the presentation rather than serving as a script.
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Listings of National Parks to help students determine which park they would like to research.All images are from Britannica Image Quest, and cleared for educational use only.
Upper School Annual Report SY1314
The Prescott Library 2013-2014 report highlights include:
1) Updating the library catalog to integrate with student IDs for self-checkout, adding eBooks and 7 new databases, and hiring a part-time staff member.
2) 310 classroom visits and research assistance to over 100 students. Collaboration to support history, science, English, and language projects.
3) Professional development including conferences and training, and planning for self-checkout kiosks and improved database access in the future.
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In honor of the Wheeler School's 125th Anniversary, the library staff compiled this list of 125 Books!
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A Privacy Primer
Presentation created for Grade 9 Heath Students regarding Privacy in the Digital World as part of Digital Literacy education
Glogster for students
Glogster is a website that allows students to create online posters, called glogs, for various purposes such as recounting historical events, explaining problem solving techniques, and sharing research. The glogs can include text boxes, graphics, images, videos, and music. Students select a template or wall background and then add and edit various elements. It is important to save work periodically and share the final glog with teachers. Glogster provides many options for customizing and enhancing student projects.
Library life after HS
This document discusses and compares three citation management services: EndNote, RefWorks, and Zotero. It summarizes their key features:
- EndNote must be installed on a computer and works with MS Word, OpenOffice, and Pages. It allows citations to be exported from databases into Endnote files.
- RefWorks is web-based and stores records online. It has a mobile app and allows in-text citations and database exporting.
- Zotero is a free Firefox extension that provides citation tools and works with MS Word, OpenOffice, and Google Docs. Standalone software is available for Chrome and Safari.
Upper School Annual Report 2012-2013
Highlights programs and initiatives that occurred in the Prescott Library's Upper School division on The Wheeler School during the 2012-13 school year.
Upper school annual rpt 1112
The Prescott Library 2011-2012 report summarized the library's activities and initiatives over the school year in 3 main points:
1) The librarian attended a national conference and learned about new resources, four iPads were added for student/faculty use, and one-on-one research assistance was provided to 10th graders.
2) Over 3,000 items were circulated, hundreds of print and e-books were added, and a weeding project removed over 900 items from the collection.
3) Statistical highlights included 292 class sessions, over 12,000 hits on subject research guides, and goals for the next year including expanding e-reading options and database evaluation.
Upper School Annual Report 2010-11
The Prescott Library 2010-2011 report summarizes the library's activities and statistics for the school year. Key highlights include the addition of new databases like JSTOR, the use of social media to connect with students, and investigating ways to integrate eReaders into the library program. The library saw over 3,300 items circulated, hosted 245 class sessions, and saw peak usage of its online resources and guides in October and May. Going forward, the library aims to expand its eReading options and research instruction.
Writing a Book Review, Revised ed.
A book review analyzes and evaluates a book, including the author's argument and whether they are successful in conveying their main ideas. It goes beyond just summarizing the plot by including the reviewer's own opinion. A good book review answers questions about the book's central themes, characters, narrative, and strengths and weaknesses, and evaluates whether the author convinces the reader and knows enough about the topic. It should be written with authority and confidence, include examples and quotes from the text, and recommend whether others would find the book worthwhile.
Noodletools for students
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January 18, 2012
The document lists various websites related to topics such as poetry, news aggregation, politics, web browsers, universities, archives, blogs, classifieds, media, internet privacy, magazines, humor, image sharing, search engines, games, and more. It reflects the diversity of content and uses found on the internet in January 2012, and closes by questioning what would happen if access to such sites was lost.
Kindle consent form
The document is an Amazon Kindle permission form for Prescott Library at Wheeler School. It outlines the responsibilities of students and parents for borrowing a Kindle, which is valued at $175. Students must agree to care for the Kindle, not damage it, keep it supervised, and return it on time. Parents give permission for their child to use the Kindle as an educational tool and agree to be financially responsible for any damage. The form requires signatures from the student and parent along with contact information.
E reader checkout consent form
The Amazon Kindle Permissions and Acceptable Use Form outlines the responsibilities for students borrowing a Kindle from the Prescott Library at Wheeler School. Students must agree to care for the Kindle, not damage it, keep it supervised, and return it after two weeks. Parents must also give permission and accept financial responsibility if the Kindle is damaged or not returned. Both students and parents must sign the form before a Kindle can be loaned, acknowledging they will comply with the school's technology policies.
Keywords: Small but mightly
This online tutorial from the Prescott Library teaches the importance of using keywords for effective searching of online information. It explains that keywords are how users access information through search engines and databases. The tutorial provides examples of strong keyword choices for sample thesis statements and discusses strategies for selecting keywords that best represent the focus and purpose of a topic. It also offers tips for expanding keyword options through related terms and variations. The goal is to help users choose keywords that will retrieve the most useful search results.
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Tips for Effective Presentations
- 2. YOUR BEST TO REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING… DO
- 3. Choose Serif fonts like Times New Roman They are harder to read on a screen
- 4. Use san-serif fonts like Ariel, Gil Sans, or Century Gothic They are easier on the eye DO
- 5. Underline words for emphasis People mistake these for hyperlinks and they are harder to read.
- 6. Vary a font‟s size, or color for or group words together * DO *Butavoiddoingitallononeslide
- 7. Use visually complex fonts Especially a variety of them
- 8. Choose easy to read fonts & Stay in a font family DO
- 9. Use fonts that are smaller than 24 points Any smaller and it can‟t be read easily from a distance
- 10. Back up about 2 feet Watch your presentation See if you can read everything DO
- 11. with every new slide Overload the viewer Change colors
- 12. Choose a color palette & layout style And stick with it DO
- 13. Fill up the screen with lots and lots information written in sentence form. Or even bullet after bullet after bullet. The visuals in your presentation should help guide your speaking, not replace it. People can read faster than they can speak, and they don‟t want to hear you just read from the slides. Plus, the more you put on a slide, the smaller the text will get and the smaller the text gets, the harder it is to read. Then, you will annoy your audience as they try to follow along, but falter in their attempts. An annoyed audience is not a happy audience and an unhappy audience won‟t really give you the attention your hard and carefully researched presentation deserves. In other words, did you really read all of this? Would you expect your audience to?
- 14. Choose only key points to highlight Follow a 7 words / 6 lines guideline Make every slide matter DO
- 16. Use backgrounds that don‟t compete with the message
- 17. Go crazy with sound effects and animations* *Imagine many things spinning & whizzing around on the page
- 18. Change the pace by adding relevant video and website links* DO *Just make sure you‟ve loaded those pages ahead of time
- 19. Include werds that are spellled incorractly Include incorrect information
- 20. Check your spelling Proofread each slide Make sure all information is correct DO
- 21. Overload slides with images Copy and paste images from the Internet
- 22. Choose images that match your message DO p.s. That„s jazz great Dizzy Gillespie looking for the right picture
- 23. Simply read off the screen
- 24. Practice ahead of time Make notes for reference Look at the audience DO
- 25. Forget to review your main points Choose easy to read fonts & backgrounds Follow the same color scheme & layout throughout Use animation, sound, & images with care Proofread and spellcheck each slide Review your slideshow from a distance & practice Credit your sources
- 26. Web Resources Credit your sources* 1. Colourlovers.com – great for finding color palettes 2. Flickr.com – find free images open to public use 3. Slideshare.net – see how others approach the same idea DO *Images can be sited throughout the presentation or on the very last slide Huber, Elaine. “PPT Dos and Don‟ts.” accessed Oct. 25, 2010. http://www.slideshare.net/elainehub er/ppts-dos-and-donts. Desjardins, Jesse. “Steal this presentation.” accessed Oct. 22, 2010. http://www.slideshare.net/GlobalGos sip/ steal-this-presentation-5038209. Marcello, Tom. “Dizzy Gillespie – contact sheet.” accessed Oct. 26, 2010. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tommarcello/43 5710613/in/faves-78239079@N00/. Works Used & Consulted
- 27. THAT’S IT! THANKS FOR WATCHING! Created by K. Covintree Fall 2010