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-ariel, helvetica, calibri, gillsans

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-Don't overdo effects, keep it simple so it's not distracting

-Use the 6 by 6 rule, 6 lines per slide and 6 words per image

- If the audience needs more than 60 seconds to understand something then its too complex

-Make sure each picture has one idea only

- When using color, make it thin because it is distracting to the audience when it is thick font.

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-make it easy to relate

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-dont use all caps

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-use photographs to help the audience relate to the slide

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-use brighter colors, dark colors usually put people to sleep while bright colors trigger your emotion

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-keep it simple, easy to read

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-use no more than 5 colors on your slide

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-use no more than 6 lines of text on each slide

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1. There should be plenty of white space on your slides           2. Limit your animations and transitions it is good to have them but to not include them in every slide                                        3.Use video or audio when it is appropriate it will show a good example and increase the interest of your audience             4. Use charts when it is a good time to use the but do not put to much data in your charts        5. Use as little text as you can in your presentatiom 

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1. There should be plenty of white space on your slides           2. Limit your animations and transitions it is good to have them but to not include them in every slide                                        3.Use video or audio when it is appropriate it will show a good example and increase the interest of your audience             4. Use charts when it is a good time to use the but do not put to much data in your charts        5. Use as little text as you can in your presentatiom 

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- Christian

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-each slide should address a single concept

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-use only one message per slide

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-ill do the 2nd one

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-let the pictures tell the story and minimize the use of text

-keep sentences short 10-20 words

-talk at a natural moderate rate of speech

-keep eyes on audiance

-make a list of key words/content for each slide

-jump right into the point

-Backgrounds should never distract from the presentation

-numbers are confusing to the audience so use as few as possible

-font size must be large enough to read

-background shouldn't distract the audience

-dont turn your back to the audience

-use ariel, helvetica, calibri

-use font size that is big enough for the person in the back can read it

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Tips for More Effective PowerPoint Presentations

- No paragraphs

- Avoid too many pictures

- Have a hook

- Think outside of the screen (what you look like, how you move around the room). You are the focus.

- Ask questions, get your audience engaged and interactive.

- Pay attention to designs (don't dress up your pages with silly effects and designs). Keep it simple and basic.

- One thing at a time. Explain each bullet before moving onto the next, otherwise the audience will have read all of the info and will be waiting for you to catch up.

- Write a script, know what you are going to say for each slide.