List and explain (using specific examples) five techniques for creating effective computer-generated presentation aids
What will be an ideal response?
1) Make visuals simple: use no more than seven lines of text on a slide; use bullets; use parallel structure. 2) Make visuals unified: use a common visual image on each slide; use a common font; use a background or style for each slide. 3) Choose fonts carefully: use serif fonts to increase ease of reading; use script and sans serif fonts sparingly; use decorative fonts only for dramatic impact. 4) Choose colors carefully: red and orange for warmth; green and blue for calm; be cautious about using red and green together; use a light background with darker text. 5) Make visuals well in advance: seek advice and assistance; practice with them.
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A. synchronicity B. reach C. storage D. mobility
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A. describing B. reporting C. demonstrating D. explaining
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A. critical thinking B. informative speaking C. general purpose D. brainstorming