{"cards":[{"_id":"5332609405fe8e2f35000015","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083234,"position":0.5,"parentId":null,"content":"# How to give a good 10min presentation\n\nhttp://www.slideshare.net/Jayelem/how-to-give-a-good-10min-presentation-ss\n\nhttp://www.slideshare.net/jessedee/you-suck-at-powerpoint"},{"_id":"5332619a05fe8e2f35000016","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083053,"position":1,"parentId":"5332609405fe8e2f35000015","content":"**THINK ABOUT DESIGN**\nCHOOSE A THEME\n\n**SLIDES**\n1 font - heading\n1 font - body text\n3 colors total (background, accent, text)\nwhite space. colorlovers.com for schemes\n\n**PLANNING**\n1 min INTRODUCTION\n4 min NECESSARY STUFF\nany info needed to make the interesting stuff make sense\n4 min INTERESTING STUFF\n1 min CONCLUSION\n\nTIP: helps to separate the presentation into recognizable sections. e.g. 1. title 2. title...\n\n**RULE OF THUMB**\n1 slide per minute\nTIP: keep one **main point** per slide\n\nwww.online-stopwatch.com\n\nSpeak slowly and enunciate clearly.\n\n"},{"_id":"5332722205fe8e2f35000017","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083374,"position":1,"parentId":"5332619a05fe8e2f35000016","content":"## AVOID DESIGN MISTAKES\n\n1) TOO MUCH INFO\n * don't read the text on the slides as if a doc.\n * don't use senseless data.\n\n2) NOT ENOUGH VISUALS\n\n3) LOW QUALITY\n * don't bore with childish visuals.\n * FONTS NOT TO USE:\n tahoma, MS sans serif, arial, verdana, courier new, times new roman, trebuchet MS, lucida console, comic sans ms\n\n4) VISUAL NOISE\n\n5) LACK OF PREPARATION (a 1 hour outstanding presentation can take 30 hours of prep)\n"},{"_id":"5332895105fe8e2f35000018","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083380,"position":2,"parentId":"5332619a05fe8e2f35000016","content":"## DO INCLUDE\n\n1) KEEP IT RELEVANT.\nLess slides, more interaction. Turn data in something meaningful to the audience.\n\n2) USE STRONG VISUALS. www.istockphoto.com\n Design and use photos for the average joe.\n\n3) USE GREAT DESIGN. Buy it or study a great design.\n FONTS:\nhttp://speckyboy.com/2014/01/27/40-recently-released-free-fonts/\n\nhttp://thinkdesignblog.com/20-beautiful-free-serif-fonts.htm\n\n4) USE WHITESPACE \n Be mindful, use spacing and alignment tidy.\n Use colors, images and alignment consistently to give a cohesive look.\n ** USE a collection of photos that belong together in one slide.** \n\n5) CRAFT THE PERFECT STORY. Rehearse, rehearse, rehearse.\n ** HAVE A SYSTEM for collecting ideas. Rework them into a masterpiece.**\n\n Communicating with clarity directly impacts engagement and career.\n\n\n \n\n\n\n"},{"_id":"52b08378ba3ffdf2d3000042","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083367,"position":3,"parentId":"5332619a05fe8e2f35000016","content":"** STORY TELLING **\nis the key to making great presentations.\n(book: Resonate by Nancy Duarte)\n\nFree online:\nhttp://resonate.duarte.com/#!page0\n\n"},{"_id":"52b07c08ba3ffdf2d300003f","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083369,"position":1,"parentId":null,"content":"# Designing a slide presentation \n\n24.3.15\nhttp://www.slideshare.net/smartchicago/impress-lesson-1?related=1\n\nImpress is the presentation (slide show) program included in LibreOffice. You can create slides that contain many different elements, including text, bulleted and numbered lists, tables, charts, and a wide range of graphic objects such as clip-art, drawings and photographs. Impress also includes a spelling checker, a thesaurus, text styles, and background styles. \nPublished on May 30, 2014"},{"_id":"52b07d03ba3ffdf2d3000040","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083269,"position":1,"parentId":"52b07c08ba3ffdf2d300003f","content":"##Develop an outline\nThen, plan the appearance.\n"},{"_id":"52b08347ba3ffdf2d3000041","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":1998543,"position":2,"parentId":"52b07c08ba3ffdf2d300003f","content":"## Appearance of the slide show"},{"_id":"52b0857dba3ffdf2d3000043","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":1998554,"position":1,"parentId":"52b08347ba3ffdf2d3000041","content":"* Choose color combination, background and text\n* Image to understand content better?\n* Logo and name on all slides?\n* Number the slides for easy referencing?\n* Background graphic or gradient?\n* Will one slide design suit all the content?\n Is one slide master enough?"},{"_id":"52b08d91ba3ffdf2d3000044","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":1998684,"position":2,"parentId":"52b08347ba3ffdf2d3000041","content":"## What are slide masters?\nIt is a slide used as the starting point for other slides. It controls the basic formatting of all slides based on it.\n* A slideshow can have more than one slide master.\n\n## Creating a slide master\n* VIEW > MASTER > SLIDE MASTER (the Master View opens). Alternatively, right click on the master slide> EDIT MASTER.\n* Click NEW MASTER icon.\n\n## Modifying a slide master\nThe following can be edited on a master slide:\n* Background color\n* Background objects (ie, logo)\n* Text attributes\n* Header and footer elements appearance.\n* Default frames for slide titles and content\n\npg 23 at: http://www.slideshare.net/smartchicago/impress-lesson-1?related=1"},{"_id":"52b0a02fba3ffdf2d3000046","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083248,"position":2.5,"parentId":"52b08347ba3ffdf2d3000041","content":"## Templates\nImpress has two sets of templates:\n\n### Presentation folder\nThese include slides with sample text.\n\n### Presentation backgrounds folder\nThese come without the text.\n\n## Templates from other sources:\nhttp://templates.libreoffice.org/"},{"_id":"52b092cbba3ffdf2d3000045","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":1998617,"position":3,"parentId":"52b08347ba3ffdf2d3000041","content":""},{"_id":"53322eca6d6ba9c5ae000066","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083239,"position":2,"parentId":null,"content":"#Working with tables\nhttp://www.slideshare.net/smartchicago/writer-lesson-4?related=2\n\nWorking with Tables.\nCreating a Table.\nCreating a Template.\nUsing Templates obtained from other sources.\nOrganizing Template.\nPublished on May 30, 2014\n"},{"_id":"533233486d6ba9c5ae000067","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2082543,"position":1,"parentId":"53322eca6d6ba9c5ae000066","content":"Tables are a useful way to organize and present large amounts of information, for example:\n* technical, financial, statistical reports\n* Product catalogs showing descriptions, prices, characteristics, and photographs of products\n* bills or invoices\n* Lists of names with address, age, profession...\n\nTables:\n- alternative to spreadsheets\n- helps reader comprehension\n- different objects may be used,\n *pictures\n *text\n *numbers"},{"_id":"5332382d6d6ba9c5ae000068","treeId":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","seq":2083245,"position":1,"parentId":"533233486d6ba9c5ae000067","content":"##Creating a table\n\n* Plan ahead\n* Change parameters later"}],"tree":{"_id":"52b07befba3ffdf2d300003d","name":"Designing a slide presentation 1.","publicUrl":"designing-a-slide-presentation"}}