This is a true/false statement:

Presentations can only be used for informational meetings.

False

This is a true/false statement:

Presentations can be entertaining as well as educational.

True

True/False:

Presentations can be distributed on CD-ROMs, but not over the Internet.

False.

True/False:

Presentations can NOT contain links to web sites.

False

True/False:

Presentations can contain links to other documents.

True

True/False:

Presentations are NOT portable or editable.

False.

What is used in making presentations?

Audio, Animation, Graphics, Text, and Video.

It does NOT combine views.

charts,

drawings,

maps,

and

brochures

Gaining and holding attention of the audience

Getting the point across better and faster

Helping people reach an agreement faster

Allowing the audience to see data easily and quickly

Allowing the presenter to be creative and grab and hold the audience's attention

To help summarize dates and emphasize report highlights use

Explaining electronically how to play your favorite sport

Outlining what you want to say at your job interview

Presenting the goals of your FBLA organization

Creating a chart of your school's enrollment by grade level

Creating an electronic report for your history class

Creating a meeting presentation about new school rules.

Multimedia presentations are:

Electronic (self running),

Informal (printed slides),

and

Virtual (on a web site)

Bulleted list

A link you click to display another webpage or document within a presentation;

can consist of specially formatted text, buttons, and hotspots on graphics or pictures.

The slide that introduces the audience to the presentation.

It is generally the first slide.

A special effect used to introduce a slide during a slide;

when slides do something

when one slide moves off the screen and is replaced by another slide during a presentation

the special effect used to advance from one slide to the next

It can be controlled manually or automatically in a presentation.

It is also a series of slides displayed in sequence.

An individual screen in a slide show.

The basic unit of a presentation.

In a presentation, they are clip art, text, drawings, charts, sounds, and video clips.

It is any element that appears on a slide.

Having all slides use transitions

Using the same design template on all slides

Using the same font on all slides

Information in a multimedia presentation should be

to the point and

easy to follow.

When designing a presentation, you should keep in mind to limit the number of different slide transitions to:

unlimited.

is the best text color to use if a presentation has a dark colored background

or

to emphasize content

What feature will help to provide consistency in a presentation's design and color?

multiple slides with only main points per slide.

emphasize a point

add variety

or

change the focus of the presentation.

Color should be used

Organized

No sentences or fine detail

Keep it simple.

The use of the same design template and font is an

example of which design factor?

Being consistent on all your slides

Equipment,

Handouts, and

Materials

NOT Attributes.

When planning the content and design layout of a presentation, you should

Age,

Reading level, and

Target group

NOT Morals.

The default page orientation for printing slides in presentation software is

landscape

(long side up)

Notes pages

Slide show

Slide sorter

NOT

Outline view

Outline view

Animations

It also controls the flow of information on a slide

and

Prevents viewers from reading ahead on a slide during a presentation

Apply to all

Custom animation

Font

Background

Fly-ins

Organizational

Demote

Bullets

Professionally

Plan

Prepare

and

Outline

Which feature allows a presentation to run automatically and repeat?

The same way as other applications

Save it

The size of the file

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