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    The document provides dos and don'ts for using visuals in presentations. It advises to not rely solely on visuals and to have a backup plan as technology can fail. Visuals should be an addition to the presentation, but too many can overwhelm the audience. Presenters are told to use legible fonts, limit text, and mind effects, as too many will look messy. For photos, 1-2 per slide is recommended to satisfy viewers. It cautions against using YouTube videos just to fill time, and suggests keeping colors moderate to not be overbearing. The overall message is to keep visuals accessible across devices.

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    The document provides dos and don'ts for using visuals in presentations. It advises to not rely solely on visuals and to have a backup plan as technology can fail. Visuals should be an addition to the presentation, but too many can overwhelm the audience. Presenters are told to use legible fonts, limit text, and mind effects, as too many will look messy. For photos, 1-2 per slide is recommended to satisfy viewers. It cautions against using YouTube videos just to fill time, and suggests keeping colors moderate to not be overbearing. The overall message is to keep visuals accessible across devices.

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    Effective Visuals Edu 359

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    The document provides dos and don'ts for using visuals in presentations. It advises to not rely solely on visuals and to have a backup plan as technology can fail. Visuals should be an addition to the presentation, but too many can overwhelm the audience. Presenters are told to use legible fonts, limit text, and mind effects, as too many will look messy. For photos, 1-2 per slide is recommended to satisfy viewers. It cautions against using YouTube videos just to fill time, and suggests keeping colors moderate to not be overbearing. The overall message is to keep visuals accessible across devices.

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    Do’s & Don'ts Of using

    visuals
    Remember! Don’t solely rely on your
    visuals
    ●● Visuals
    Visuals are
    are aa useful
    useful addition
    addition to
    to your
    your presentation.
    presentation.
    ●● DON'T
    DON'T over
    over do
    do it.
    it.

    ●● Have
    Have aa backup
    backup plan.
    plan.
    ●● Technological
    Technological visuals
    visuals aren't
    aren't always
    always 100%
    100% reliable.
    reliable.

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    Panel

    DO
    DO Dont
    Dont Do
    Do dont
    dont do
    do dont
    dont

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    CATEGORY 1 · $200
    Do:
    Use a legible font

    Stick to standards & easy-to-read fonts along with


    word size

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    CATEGORY 1 · $400

    Do:
    Limit the text

    Too many words will put your audience to sleep

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    CATEGORY 1 · $600

    Do:
    Mind the effects

    Adding too many effects will look messy

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    CATEGORY 2 · $200

    Dont:
    Bombard the audience with pictures

    1-2 pictures per slide is enough to satisfy the crowd.


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    CATEGORY 2 · $400

    Dont:
    Use youtube videos to fill time

    1 video per presentation is a good rule of thumb

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    CATEGORY 2 · $600

    Dont:
    Use overbearing colors

    Keep the rainbow to a minimum

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    Keep your presentation visuals accessible to all
    devices

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