Guide to PowerPoint, Version 2003 (Guide to Business Communication Series)
Pearson (Verlag)
978-0-13-145240-4 (ISBN)
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Guide to Power Point is the only book on the market that shows students both “what to do” and “how to do it” when creating Power Point Presentations.
INTRODUCTION
I. PRESENTATION STRATEGY
Chapter 1: From Strategy to Structure
I. Strategy: What To Do
1. Determine your presentation type and goal.
2. Analyze your audience.
II. Structure: What To Do
1. Research and collect information.
2. Organize the information.
3. Decide what you will say.
4. Prepare your note cards.
Chapter 2: From Structure to Slides
I. Structure To Slides: What To Do
1. Deciding on your key slides.
2. Composing message titles.
3. Tying your slides together.
II. SLIDE MASTER DESIGN
Chapter 3: Slide Master Colors
I. What To Do
1. Choose a background color.
2. Choose a sharply contrasting text color.
3. Choose an accent color.
4. Remember other color problems.
II. How To Do It
Chapter 4: Slide Master Fonts
I. What To Do
1. Choose your font, case, and styles.
2. Choose large enough font sizes.
3. Choose an unobtrusive bullet character.
II. How To Do It
Chapter 5: Other Design Elements
I. What To Do
1. Designing the title area.
2. Designing the text area.
3. Inserting optional design elements.
II. How To Do It
III. INDIVIDUAL SLIDES
Chapter 6: Charts to Show “How Much”
I. What To Do
1. Select the correct chart type.
2. Delete chartjunk.
II. How To Do It
1. To select a chart type
2. To delete chartjunk
3. To import charts from Excel
Chapter 7: Concept Diagrams to Show “How”
I. What To Do
1. Choose a diagram.
2. Make sure your diagrams make visual sense.
II. How To Do It
1. To create concept diagrams
2. To modify shapes
3. To position shapes
Chapter 8: Text Slides to Show “Why” or “How”
I. What To Do
1. Include a variety, not all text slides.
2. Aim for “six by six,” not an overload.
3. Use “telegram language,” not a script.
4. Control the overall slide design.
5. Use lettering, not “letterjunk.”
6. Check for correctness.
II. How To Do It
1. To compose text slides
2. To change text format
3. To import text from Word
Chapter 9: Other Slide Enhancements
I. Using Photographs
1. Selecting and inserting photos
2. Modifying photos
II. Using Clip Art
1. Choosing effective Clip Art
2. Finding Clip Art
3. Modifying Clip Art
III. Using Video
1. Inserting and modifying video
2. Playing video or DVD
IV. Using Audio
1. Recording, selecting, and storing audio
2. Adding audio
3. Playing the audio
IV. PRESENTATION DELIVERY
Chapter 10: Nonverbal Delivery
I. Nonverbal Skills
1. Body language
2. Vocal qualities
3. Space and objects
4. Practice and arrangements
II. Relaxation Techniques
1. Physical relaxation
2. Mental relaxation
3. Last-minute relaxation
Chapter 11: PowerPoint Delivery
I. Before Presentation Day
1. Check your slides.
2. Practice your slide interaction.
3. Consider using handouts.
4. Create your handouts.
II. On Presentation Day
1. Getting set up
2. Solving projection problems
V. GLOSSARIES
1. Basic Instructions For the PowerPoint Novice
2. PowerPoint Terms and Shortcuts For the “How To Do It” Sections
3. Design and Editing Terms For the “What To Do” Sections
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 20.7.2006 |
|---|---|
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 139 x 204 mm |
| Gewicht | 204 g |
| Themenwelt | Informatik ► Office Programme ► Powerpoint |
| ISBN-10 | 0-13-145240-1 / 0131452401 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-13-145240-4 / 9780131452404 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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