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The latest communication technologies and trends

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The latest communication technologies and trends

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The Latest Communication and Technologies Trends

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i didnt come to class since i have a convocation, but my friends which is adib dorothy aidil and tsya taught me today eventhough it is quite annoying to teach through whatapps. tq guys:,)

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Latest communication trend

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One page info on emerging tech and trends

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Dear all, Thank you for your excellent participation in EDU 455. Let's put together another set of info. Please upload your slide/page on emerging tech and trends here yaa. Thank you

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MindMup mind map: TELECOMMUNICATION AND NETWORK

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Excel Task

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For the second task, you are to give feedback on the EXCEL task (difficult, challenging, fun? too easyetc) through Flipgrid.

Go to : https://flipgrid.com/edu455
Click on the green button and start recording your feedback (maximum 2 1/2 mins).

Using a mobile phone or a laptop is easier since you need a camera and microphone.
And you will need to log in via Google
Have fun!

This is due 19th October midnight.

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Flipgrid is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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This week you are to complete a task using MS EXCEL. The instructions and the raw data sheet will be attached here by 8 am 17th October.
Download the worksheet -do not attempt to work on it in Padlet.

You must submit by 1000 am , 17th October 2018 . You may co-operate with friends but you must submit an individual worksheet. All worksheets must be submitted here. Thank you

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All of you will be assigned as evaluators. Please do not start the task yet. This will be done in class.

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Evaluate the design of your peer's powerpoint slides

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Please go through these slides to consolidate what you know about design principles.

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This is the slides used in class today. THere is also another on visual design

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Week 5 PowerPoint for effective presentation

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Marlyana Mohamed

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https://ismailrhodzi.wordpress.com/2018/10/02/microsoft-word-for-teaching/

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How teacher can use Microsoft Word in teaching.

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This is another crucial design principle to bring about a visual and readable design arrangement. Considering alignment is being conscious of where you place elements.

Purpose: Like proximity, proper alignment creates a sense of unity and cohesion to keep your design balanced and presentation style proper. Even if separate elements don't appear physically close on a page and seem chaotic, aligning these can make them appear connected, related and unified with the rest of the information simply by their placement.

Below is a good example:

Repetition

Also known as consistency, repetition is about repeating elements in a graphic design to add visual appeal and emphasize the style you want to keep in your presentation.

Purpose: Aside from aesthetics purposes, consistency draws your readers' attention to certain elements. Creating repetition enhances your design and the clarity of information. When used correctly, repetition allows your viewers to efficiently transfer knowledge to new contexts, learn new things faster and focus their attention on the relevant aspects of a task without being obtrusive.

Here's one example of a design that makes good use of repetition:

What happens when you have two very different elements? This is where you apply contrast to your advantage. Contrast is when you juxtapose dissimilar elements in presentation style.

Purpose: contrast between design elements makes a presentation stand out and get noticed. It grabs your audience's attention to the important parts of your presentation. Other than stirring up interest, contrast also aids in organizing information presented.

You can see below an example of how a striking contrast can make a startling difference:

White Space

Many novices are afraid of leaving white space when designing. However, depending on the presentation and appropriateness, the use of white space can be very powerful and useful in design. The principle of white space supports the idea that less is better because it allows you to simplify and focus on the essential aspects.

Purpose: White space can make your message stand out above the clutter found in many graphic designs. It breaks down information presented to more digestible pieces to reduce cognitive overload and allows you to convey a more direct message. White space can also serve as a form of contrast.

Here's an illustration of how you can maximize the use of white space:

These principles should all work hand in hand to make for an effective design and presentation style. For example, a well-aligned design without the proper contrast may not be as successful in getting your intended message across. Or a good alignment alone without consistency can defeat its purpose.

Which of these design principles do you apply most often and work quite well for you?

Sources: makeuseof.com , graphicdesign.stackexchange.com

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Dear all, In preparation for our next class, please go through the two websites - links provided

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Great presentations are supported by well-designed slides. Most design you see is rather invisible, it's only when something is wrong with a slide design (think of screaming colors for example) that you'll notice how design can be problematic in a presentation.

In this tutorial, we cover the basics of presentation design. As you'll notice, subtle details go a long way in designing a visually pleasing presentation. You'll learn:

1. Visual Hierarchy - Understanding the basics of visual hierarchy and how you can use it effectively in a presentation.

2. Slide Layout- Turning the principles of visual hierarchy into effective PowerPoint slide designs.

3. Typography- Choosing the right typefaces.

4. Color- The basics of color theory.

5. Details- The extras which make your presentation great.

Finally, we'll look into the process of how you can apply all of the above while working on a presentation in PowerPoint.

Before you dig into this tutorial, be sure to download our new, free eBook: The Complete Guide to Making Great Presentations. It will help you master the complete presentation process.

Also, if you're looking to use ready-made presentation designs to shorten the process, I recommend checking out the trending PowerPoint templates on our GraphicRiver marketplace. It can save valuable time when you need to get a beautiful presentation, done quickly.

Without further ado, let's dive into the fundamental principles of design that are behind a great PowerPoint presentation.

1. Visual Hierarchy

Any type of design starts with visual hierarchy. What exactly is visual hierarchy? This refers to the arrangement of elements in a way that it implies importance. With other words, by designing elements with a stronger contrast than others, you can influence how we perceive what we see.

The theory of visual hierarchy helps you define the structure of your PPT design slides. Good visual hierarchy assures that the right elements are catching your attention.

You can achieve visual hierarchy through a number of design techniques:

Use contrasting colors to make certain elements stand out more.

Play with the size of text or photos to make something stand out more than something else.

An example of visual hierarchy in design.

The above concepts are known as adding visual weight to an element. How does this work in practice?

The original PPT slide, without any visual hierarchy applied.

The improved PowerPoint slide design, putting emphasis on photography.

Below, you see two slides with exactly the same copy. One has no visual hierarchy applied, the other one uses simple color and typography (which you'll learn more about later) to apply visual weight to certain content.

In general, what you should remember is that by design, some content will appear as more important than other content if you apply visual hierarchy correctly. This is a principle you should use to your advantage. Ask yourself what needs to stand out in your presentation.

For Example

You're giving a financial presentation, you want your audience to recall that the third quarter of last year performed poorly because of a lack of marketing effort.

What is unrealistic, is to believe your audience will recall the exact amount of sales numbers, who exactly performed poorly and the full list of marketing actions which were a failure.

A presentation gives a lot of information in a short time span, and unfortunately the attention of people is quite brief. Focus on key messages and use visual hierarchy to make those ideas stick out.

Now that we understand how visual hierarchy works now, let's learn more about designing PowerPoint slide layouts.

2. Slide Layout Design

Based on how visual hierarchy works, you can apply this knowledge to create effective PowerPoint slide designs.

An example of an effective designed conclusion slide, because of large typography and a clear call to action.

For each slide, the trick is to understand what is the most important message that you need your audience to grasp. Based on that, you can assure through design, that this will be the content that people remember.

1. First, display the graph (or all the statistics) that display the context of the key number.

2. Display the key percentage on a single slide, without any further elements as a follow-up to make people pay attention to this number.

This goes further than just designing one slide. For example, you might have a few slides in a row about the same topic. But, the final slide with the conclusion could be the slide you want to add that extra visual weight to in order for your audience to pay notice. For example, by adding an image for the first time or making the text bigger as usual. This is applying visual hierarchy to your slide layouts as well.

One of the most effective presentation design tricks to apply is that less is more, in most cases. When you have key statistics, such as percentages for example, the following design method helps:

This is known as letting your design (and content) breathe. The idea you should keep in mind is that you should try and give your content (and thus your design) a hidden order.

Repetition is another trick to help you emphasize a key message. Displaying a graph and then an individual statistic on two separate slides is a good example of effective repetition.

If you're looking for some inspiration for slide layouts, I recommend taking a look at this collection of PowerPoint templates, or dive into this curated selection of trending PPT presentation designs:

3. Typography

Here's the same slide, now with terrible typography. The reason you notice, is because it's difficult to read.

The right choice of typography goes a long way in improving the design of your PowerPoint presentation.

Stick to basic fonts, in order to keep your typography solid.

A general lesson is that good fonts are invisible and bad typography choices are noticed straight away. For example, if your whole presentation has Comic Sans as a font choice, people will notice. When you notice a font, it's often because the legibility of the font is quite poor. If something is difficult to read, it requires much more attention of your audience to pay attention to your presentation.

Hence that traditional font choices are often the best to use for PowerPoint presentation design. Stick to Helvetica, Arial or Gill Sans for example. Use the regular version for your body text, and use the bold version for your title. Make your font size big enough in order to assure readability (eg. 18pt) and make titles bigger (eg. 34pt).

It's also possible to mix fonts, but when you're just starting out I'd recommend not trying to mix fonts as it's easy to mess up. If you're curious, you could always try to search for good font combinations.

If you're intrigued by typography, there are plenty online resources to help you. I personally enjoy Typewolf for example.

The amount of text was shortened significantly, making this slide much easier to digest.

The simple rule for typography is that solid typography goes unnoticed. Unnoticed typography means it's legible and with that, you've accomplished already a lot in terms of typography. Of course, typography is a way to customize a design and make presentations much more unique. But, when starting out, I recommend sticking to the basics.

Something else to think about is how much text you use on your slides. It's rarely useful to write down full sentences in presentations. It's much better to use bullet lists of key facts and make sure that people are paying attention to you while you are giving your presentation. Remember our ' Improving our marketing' slide? Let's clean that one up so you'll notice the difference.

Eureka PPT presentation design template with creative colors

Color is a complex topic in itself. A good understanding of the basics go a long way. Important in presentation design is to understand that colors express a certain feeling, much like photography does. Brighter, more vibrant colors often come across more playful, while darker, more cooler colors often feel a little cooler (and more professional).

Notice how in the Eureka PowerPoint presentation design template, that slide colors are playful and creative, though if you dig further into the PPT download there are a number of simple minimal slides and a darker set to work with as well.

Of course, the colors of your presentation design highly depend on the context of your presentation. If you're making a professional presentation, chances are high you're working with the colors of your brand. Honestly, that makes presentation design much easier and I would recommend sticking to brand colors instead of experimenting for the sake of design.

In other cases, you might have to choose colors from scratch. In that case, don't panic yet.

The easiest way to pick a color palette is to work with a single primary color (take blue for example) and work with greys as supporting colors (whites, greys, blacks). Using one, or two colors and keeping the rest simple goes a long way. Again, take a look at our marketing slide above for a good example!

Adobe Color is an excellent resource to find good combinations of colors.

If you're a little more daring, you can learn more about color theory. You have complimentary and contrasting colors for example.

An easy way to get started with being a little bit more adventurous with color is to use a resource such as Adobe Color. By browsing the 'Explore' section you can discover wonderful color palettes. Another way to see some nice palettes is to use design sites as Dribbble or Behance and see what colors are being used in a single design as inspiration.

Finally and perhaps the most interesting way to improve the design of your presentations is getting the details right. You'd be surprised how some subtle elements can pack a lot of punch to improve your presentation visually.

Photography

A presentation wouldn't be complete without the use of photography. Photography is the easiest way to visually support your presentation. A simple trick to improve the design of your presentation is to stay away from traditional stock photography sites and use images from Unsplash. Unsplash has free-to-use gorgeous photography which feels much different than imagery used on stock photography websites.

Icons

A simple slide, using icons in order to improve the design.

Another simple way to visually enhance your presentation is to use icons. Icons are great to use when you have little text in your presentation and don't want to continuously be using photography.

Ideally, you use icons from a single icon kit. This assures that all icons do have the same style. What's excellent is that a lot of Powerpoint themes you can purchase include a icon kit. If not, you can find icon kits online for free to use, or you can purchase icon kits from GraphicRiver.

Charts

Don't use too many charts. Rather use them sparingly and only when they add value to what you have to say.

Make sure that the data is easy legible. This, by avoiding fancy animations or unnecessary 3D design for example.

Have a follow-up slide explaining the key takeaway of your chart.

When working with data, adding some type of chart can help in your presentation.

Marketofy PowerPoint template design with helpful infographic slides.

Charts as a design element is something to pay attention to, as it's easy to overwhelm your audience with a bunch of data. Here are some thoughts in regards to using charts to your advantage:

The Marketofy PowerPoint template has a data-driven presentation design. It's one of the most popular PPT templates on GraphicRiver, and includes a number of infographics, charts, diagrams, to work with quickly.

Discover more helpful infographic and data-driven PowerPoint presentation design templates:

Multimedia

If possible, adding some multimedia to your presentation can help in a number of ways. First and foremost, it makes your presentation feel interactive. An interactive element can help you explain what words and pictures can't.

For example, if you have a digital product such as a mobile app, displaying a video where you demo some features might be an intriguing option to improve the experience of your presentation.

Transitions and Animations

Finally, another design element to consider are your transitions between your slides and animations on your slides.

The above is a little tricky, as it's very easy to overdo the use of animations and transitions up to the point it distracts your audience tremendously. A good rule to keep in mind (and which often works really well) is that 80% of your presentation doesn't really need a transition between slides or an animation.

Only use transitions and animations where it matters: when you want to assure that your audience remembers what you are saying. The principles of visual hierarchy apply here as well.

Learn more about how to use animations in your PowerPoint presentation designs:

How to Follow a Good PowerPoint Presentation Design Process

Focus on content first, then figure out how design can support your content.

Finally, let's dive into how you can apply all the lessons above while working on a PowerPoint presentation design.

Step 1. Plan Your Content Before the Design

Before you start working on the design of your PPT slides, it's much more productive to be thinking about your content and your key messages. Ask yourself what your audience should remember after seeing your presentation.

Based on that, you can optimize your slides to support those key messages and make sure that your content and your key message stands out. That's where all of the above design advice kicks in. When you're presenting your key message, that's where you can cleverly use animations to highlight your animation for example.

In summary, start with your key message. The opportunity to design will follow. Learn more about the presentation writing process:

Step 2. Now Begin With Presentation Design Basics

Once you have your content is figured out, next you should define what the foundations of your slide design should be. This is defined by your selection of color and typography. Pick a primary color and a font you'd like to work with and you're off for a good start.

Step 3. Collect Your Photography

Presumably you'll be using some sort of photography (or other imagery) in your presentation. Start collecting images you like, to select them for your PowerPoint presentation once you start designing.

After you're all set with the above, you can start with the actual design.

LPowerPoint presentation slide design, Layout 1

PowerPoint presentation slide design: Layout 2.

PowerPoint presentation slide design: Layout 3.

Step 4. Define Your Slide Layout(s)

Finally, it's time to work on the layout of each individual slide. It's not necessary to create a unique layout for each slide, but some variety helps. Typically, for a presentation of about 20 slides, I work on about 6-8 layouts I use throughout my PowerPoint presentation design. For this presentation for example, I've designed three layouts which you can see below for some inspiration:

A layout can be quite simple. For example, a simple title with a subtitle or a slide containing a photo. Or, a layout can be complex. For example, combining some bullet points and a graph.

The trick is to create enough layouts as you see fit and pay attention to the design of the slide layout individually.

Once you've designed all layouts, you can put your PowerPoint design together and see how your presentation flows. Make sure to practice your presentation at least once! Then, you can fine-tune your design and finish your presentation!

More Great PowerPoint Tutorial Resources

Here are Microsoft PowerPoint tutorials from Envato Tuts+ and resources to help take your presentation skills further:

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Take the tips you learned in this article further with our new eBook: The Complete Guide to Making Great Presentations (grab it now for FREE).

It will help walk you through the complete presentation process. Learn how to write your presentation, design it like a pro, and prepare it to present powerfully.

Apply Design Principles to Your Next PowerPoint Presentation
If you have any further questions, feel free to ping me on or in the comments below. Thank you for your time!
That's it! We covered the basics of effective PowerPoint presentation design. As a key takeaway, remember that good design is often subtle. The best design is typically invisible.

Instead of trying to design everything, keep it simple and focus on a process which works for you. For example, design a few layouts you could use. Only use animations where it makes sense. Keep your colors simple.

If you lack of time, I recommend starting from a professional PPT template and customizing it to your needs. Here are some excellent PowerPoint templates to take a look at on Envato Elements, where you can download unlimited presentation designs, web templates, and graphic assets for a single monthly fee.

Designing is much easier if you don't make it unnecessary difficult for yourself.

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Microsoft word is a very useful tool in our life. Every occupation, every people use Microsoft word to settle their works and assignments. That same goes to the teachers, there are a lot of things that they can do with Microsoft words. They can use the Microsoft word to preparing the planning lesson, grading papers, writing report and graph. All of this can be make by using the Microsoft word.

Apart from that, teachers also can use the Microsoft word to make their teaching more interesting such as attach the pictures or illustrations so that it can attract the students. They also can attach the video to make it more fun. As a conclusion, Microsoft word gave a lot of advantages in education especially for the teachers.

Hello fellas, Im Zizie Amir. Bachelor in Education (Hons.) Physical and Health Education at UiTM Puncak Alam. This blog is purposely made to complete my assignment for EDU 455 - Instruction Technology course. I hope everyone can get benefits and information from this blog. Enjoy! View all posts by zizieamir

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How teachers use Microsoft Word in education?

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Microsoft word is a very useful tool in our life. Every occupation, every people use Microsoft word to settle their works and assignments. That same goes to the teachers, there are a lot of things that they can do with Microsoft words. They can use the Microsoft word to preparing the planning lesson,...

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How teacher can use microsoft word in teaching?

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How we use computer as a university student art and design
* can search the other design as the example or guide
* create ourself design
*sharing with other/ take their opinion to make it better design
* can make money (sale the design) as side income
* create a blog so the other person can easy to find the notes and design
* by using the computer, the student can mix and match design and art with others
*get the update new design and art

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Computer and Internet Use

computer and Internet use is becoming increasingly commonplace in homes, schools, and on the job.

People of all ages, races, and ethnicities are moving more and more of their activities online.

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Flipsnack is a digital catalog maker that makes it easy to create, publish and share html5 flipbooks. Upload a PDF or design from scratch flyers, magazines, books and more. Author: aziahnor, Catalog: Computer and Internet Use, Published: Sep 26, 2018

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Technology tools of Apple Computer and HP computers.

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Technology tools of Apple Computer and HP computers.

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Basic Components in Computer System

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Dear mom, Even though I tell you I love you all the time, I thought you should know just how much I appreciate you. I'm not sure it ...

Component s Defination Mac (apple) Hp (android) Input An input device is any device that provides input to a computer. There a...

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by aqilah anuar and afiqah

1) use the google maps or waze to walk around, drive or to search for the place that we want to go
2) as a muslim we want to know the kiblat, the prayer time and to search for the halal restaurants
3)to use google translate tp translate the language so we are able to comunicate with people around us
4) to make advance search about the current weather so that we are able to bring the suitable clothes
5)to make new friends
6)to search about the historical of that country so we are able to know before we go
7) to read the blogspot about people's experience that have been there

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Izwanie

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Izwanie and Natasya

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BY - Mael and Heder

- Platform to show our talent (youtube, facebook, instagram)
- Promote our business (online business)
-Sharing lifestyle in social media (public figure)
- Searching and collect information from another artist
- Learning skills to be a good artist
-  Communicate with others.
- Search and watch our drama and listen to our performance
- Make a research on shooting location
- easy to write some acting script

Thats all ,tq

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- Online bussiness👜👛
- Online shopping💄
- Gain knowledge on cooking,taking care child
- Manage financial
- Do workout at home use apps
- Recent update on news and  gossip
- Connecting to their friend & family
- Travel agent to promote Kuala Nerus
By: Mar,Dee & Fera

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BY - Adib and Aidil

- As a medium to spread information regarding our plan
*make poll from our suggestion from social media.
*people can give their comment openly based on our plan.

-Provide computer as platform for people to make suggestion or complaints box

-Searching for information from parliament of others countries or any politician as the idea to develop our country.

-Always communicate and shared information relating the place we manage through social media or any communicating device and tools

-Streaming system to the others ministry (can keep update to people the current related issues and can give some opinion that can improve this country)

-Stores the important and confidential data to avoid from losing and secure the data.

-Use the technology as the reference and research to avoid from giving incorrect info and correcting false info.

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The Member of Parliament, The Housewife in Kuala Nerus, The Malaysian Tourist in Armenia, The Art & Design Univ Student and the Performing Artist - How do you use the computer and theinternet?

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Hii , assalamualaikum, my name is Nur Izwanie Natasya Binti Abdul Rahman and I'm from perak. I'm 21 years old. 😃 

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Hii , assalamualaikum, my name is Nur Izwanie Natasya Binti Abdul Rahman and I'm from perak. I'm 21 years old. 😃 