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WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?

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Page 1: WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?. It's an attempt to communicate information by speaking, and using a visual backup presentation medium to help the audience understand

WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?

Page 2: WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?. It's an attempt to communicate information by speaking, and using a visual backup presentation medium to help the audience understand

WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?

• It's an attempt to communicate information by speaking, and using a visual backup presentation medium to help the audience understand and remember.

Page 3: WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?. It's an attempt to communicate information by speaking, and using a visual backup presentation medium to help the audience understand

Main Ideas•Often a presentation shows just main ideas and phrases. Pictures or animation may be used to "spice it up".

Page 4: WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?. It's an attempt to communicate information by speaking, and using a visual backup presentation medium to help the audience understand

Text Boxes• A basic unit of information in

PowerPoint is the "text box". • This is actually a graphic element

that can contain plain or formatted text.

• Often the text box in PowerPoint will have a default format as a bullet list.

Page 5: WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?. It's an attempt to communicate information by speaking, and using a visual backup presentation medium to help the audience understand

Title Page• Let's start with the Title Page. It

has 2 text boxes.

When you're done typing in a text box, how do you finish? You don't hit Enter. This will simply make a new line in the text box. What you do is click outside of the text box.

Page 6: WHAT IS A PRESENTATION?. It's an attempt to communicate information by speaking, and using a visual backup presentation medium to help the audience understand

What is PowerPoint used for?

• Lots of people use it. – In aerospace we had to make lots of progress

reports to management. – Other people will use at conferences when

they deliver a paper to an audience of their peers.

– I recently learned that lawyers are using it in court to present evidence (better than shuffling through a lot of papers).

– It can be used to run informational kiosks in public places.