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Emma Bannister: The secrets of powerful presentationsJust when you think you’ve mastered a new presentation technology, along comes another function with more bells and whistles. Happily Emma Bannister is here to save us!Emma has an unwavering belief in PowerPoint (when used properly), and works tirelessly towards her goal of training each and every user across the globe how to maximise its full potential and deliver winning presentations. ‘The secrets of powerful presentations’ explores the importance of strong visual support and will show you how to achieve it with your next presentation.Far from baffling you with mind numbing processes, Emma is a strong advocate of Albert Einstein’s approach when he said:If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. Her workshop covers: The Presentation Journey: Understanding the audience’s objectives and how powerful stories engage listeners. How to think like a designer: Visualising effective messages and designing impactful slides. How to work like a designer: Best practices, shortcuts, workarounds, plus tips and tricks to aid productivity and reward. Case studies: How ‘Infographics’ can communicate data and visual examples of good and bad presentation design. Emma Bannister is the Founder and Managing Director of Presentation Studio, Australia’s leading full service presentation design agency. Presentation Studio take the stress out of your next conference, pitch or report, transforming material into engaging presentations, or building branded PowerPoint templates and Word documents for companies lacking consistent collateral.A certified Microsoft Specialist [MOS] with a corporate graphic design background of nearly 20 years, Emma and her team run presentation skills workshops from their offices at Fox Studios in Sydney.Find out more at www.presentationstudio.com.auTRANSCRIPT
1. WORK
2. THINK
3. ACT
WORK 1.ColourFontDesign
Strong Contrasting
Colours
Strong Contrasting
Colours
Yellow text on whiteis very hard to read
White text on greyis very hard to read
ColourScheme
FONTS
Avoid using childish fonts in
your presentation
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TEMPLATEDESIGN
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Presentation Title SlidePresenter’s name will go hereDate 2011
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Style GuideUse these elements when you require a text box or arrow feature.
Add quotes
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Use these elements when you require a quote text box feature.
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THINK 2.PresentationKeep it SimpleVisuals
DOCUMENT PRESENTATION
Document vs Presentation
KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. Albert Einstein
ONEMessage Per Slide
Extract key information and represent it visually
Up and To the Right
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Business Value (TCO)
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DATA
McCain, 710000
Obama, 1375000
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Twitter Followers
Would Obama have won without the internet?
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Candidates for new Jobs
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Drop in unemployment - 2009
65Drop in unemployment5D
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ACT 3.Structure PerformanceRehearsal
1. WORK
2. THINK
3. ACT
