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Title: Microcomputer Applications


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Microcomputer Applications
CIT 1503 -- Fall 2005 www.clt.astate.edu/jseydel/m
is1503
  • Introduction to PowerPoint

Instructor John Seydel, Ph.D.
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Student Objectives
  • Become familiar with PowerPoint in general
  • Interface/anatomy
  • Basic features
  • File handling
  • Create and edit simple PowerPoint presentations
  • Starting from scratch
  • Using a design template
  • Entering/deleting/editing text
  • Saving
  • Previewing
  • Page setup and printing
  • Summarize guidelines for good presentations
  • Complete exercises
  • Project 1 tutorials
  • Project 2
  • Tutorials
  • Challenges (turn in 1 print as Handouts 2
    slides per page)

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PowerPoint Overview
  • PowerPoint is presentation software
  • Recall the IT applications model
  • Data ? Analysis ? Communication
  • Communicating results and ideas effectively is
    made possible by PowerPoint (and similar
    software)
  • Keep in mind principles of good presentations
  • Speech class
  • Business communications class
  • Other classes . . . ?
  • Were inundated with too much PowerPoint these
    days, and many of the presentations are bad !

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Some Presentation Concepts
  • Limit content per slide 7 items give or take a
    couple
  • Smallest font size 18 point
  • Slide show should represent an outline
  • Give audience time to read/process the slides
  • Dont overdo animation
  • Develop slide show based upon subject knowledge
  • Use to keep presentations on track
  • Serves as reminder, not entirety, of discussion
    points
  • Dont read the slides
  • One-hour presentation 20 slides (give or take a
    few)
  • Be careful with colors maximize contrast for
    readability
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