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COM 110 Ch 13 Step 4 Visual Aids
- 1. CHAPTER 13 Adapting (Verbally) and Visually
- 2. Speech Action Steps 1. Choose a Topic & Goal 2. Develop Content 3. Organize and Develop Material 4. Adapt Material to Audience (Visual Aids) 5. Practice
- 3. Speech Action Steps Step 4 Adapt LO2: Developing Visual Aids LO3: Displaying
- 4. Action Step 4: Adapt – Visual Aids LO2: Developing Benefits Types Choosing Designing
- 5. Action Step 4: Adapt – Visual Aids Benefits: • Clarifies message • Retain information • Different learning styles • Speaker credibility & confidence
- 6. Action Step 4: Adapt – Visual Aids • “Presentation AID”
- 7. Types of Presentation Aids Objects Models Photographs Diagrams Maps Charts Graphs Audio Audiovisual
- 8. Types of Presentation Aids •Seen •Simple •Safe •Self or another Objects or Models
- 9. Types of Presentation Aids •Student examples •Bees Photographs
- 10. Example: Photograph • Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Source: National Park Service
- 11. Types of Presentation Aids •Student examples •Palm reading Diagrams
- 12. Figure 1. Source: waiting.com
- 13. Types of Presentation Aids •Size •Relationships Maps
- 14. Example: Maps
- 15. Types of Presentation Aids •Visual display •Complex info •Shows relationships Charts
- 16. Word Chart Tuition per semester - 2011 Lenoir-Rhyne $13,262 Gardner-Webb $11,560 UNCC $2,720 Mitchell $1,064 http://www.soicc.state.nc.us
- 17. Types of Presentation Aids •Bar •Line •Pie Graphs
- 18. Word Chart Tuition per semester - 2011 Lenoir-Rhyne $13,262 Gardner-Webb $11,560 UNCC $2,720 Mitchell $1,064 http://www.soicc.state.nc.us
- 19. Bar Graph $0 $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000 $10,000 $12,000 $14,000 2007 Tuition Lenoir Rhyne Gardner Webb UNC Charlotte Mitchell CC
- 20. Line Graph $0 $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000 $10,000 $12,000 $14,000 $16,000 1995 2000 2005 2011 Tuition Change in Tuition GW UNCC
- 22. Types of Presentation Aids •Short clips •TEST!! Audio / Audiovisual
- 23. Choosing Presentation Aids Important Ideas Complex Ideas Adds Interest Limit Number Audience Size Easy to Use Time & Expense
- 24. Preparing Presentation Aids • Print • Layout • Color
- 26. Layout • Limit the reading required of the audience. The audience should not spend a long time reading the visual aid; you want them listening to you. Limit the total number of lines on an aid to six or fewer, and write points as short phrases rather than complete sentences. There should be as little text on the screen as possible to communicate the ideas.
- 27. Simplify: The Rule of Six • Six lines of text • Six words across • Write as phrases • Do not use sentences
- 28. Print • Keep the typeface easy to read • Use Upper and Lowercase letters • Keep the typeface easy to read • Use Upper and Lowercase letters • ALL UPPERCASE IS HARD TO READ
- 29. Print • Easier to read: • Tahoma • Arial • Verdana • Less easy to read: • Times New Roman
- 30. Color • Use same color background • Black, deep blue for lettering • Use bright colors to highlight info • No more than four colors • Use the “templates” • Student example
- 31. Example • Approximately 28% of adults in Iredell County have an Associates Degree or higher • 2010 US Census Data
- 32. In Iredell County 28 72 Degree AA or higher Less than AA
- 36. Action Step 4: Adapt – Visual Aids LO3: Displaying Posters • Stations Whiteboard • Collaboration Handouts • Complex info, need for reference Projected • Almost all visual aid types available
- 37. Speech Action Steps Step 4 Adapt LO2: Developing Visual Aids LO3: Displaying Step 5 Delivery LO6: Handling Presentation Aids