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1 Power Presentations with PowerPoint
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2 Group Questions What is in it for you to improve your skills? Have you ever presented before? How did it go? Any “war” stories? What is in it for you to improve your skills? Have you ever presented before? How did it go? Any “war” stories?
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3 Opening Presentations Name Reason for attending Previous speaking experience How your toy represents your style Name Reason for attending Previous speaking experience How your toy represents your style
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4 Logistics Breaks, Start/End Time Lunch, snacks, beverages Restrooms Safety Procedures Phones and Email Beepers, Buzzers, Ringers… Breaks, Start/End Time Lunch, snacks, beverages Restrooms Safety Procedures Phones and Email Beepers, Buzzers, Ringers…
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5 Power Presentations Developing your content Managing your anxiety Working with visual aids Using PowerPoint Delivering your best Developing your content Managing your anxiety Working with visual aids Using PowerPoint Delivering your best
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6 Developing Your Content Defining your purpose Analyzing your audience Gathering your data Organizing your information Defining your purpose Analyzing your audience Gathering your data Organizing your information
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7 Defining Your Purpose General Purpose = High level goal To: Delivering facts To: Influencing change To: Inspiring feeling or actions To: Explaining General Purpose = High level goal To: Delivering facts To: Influencing change To: Inspiring feeling or actions To: Explaining Inform Persuade Motivate Instruct
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8 Defining Your Purpose Specific Purpose To persuade my management team… To inform my work team… To instruct the non-technical sales… To motivate my team… Specific Purpose To persuade my management team… To inform my work team… To instruct the non-technical sales… To motivate my team…
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9 Factors of Audience Analysis 1. Needs 2. Knowledge 3. Mindset 4. Demographics 5. Logistics 1. Needs 2. Knowledge 3. Mindset 4. Demographics 5. Logistics
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10 Learning Styles Auditory – Listening Lecture Reading out loud Tapes Visual – Seeing Demonstration Visual metaphors Graphics & pictures Kinesthetic – Doing Touching Holding Motions & Gestures Cognitive – Thinking Pausing Silence Rhetorical Questions
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11 Types of Data Examples Personal Experience Expert Testimony Personal Testimony Studies Statistics
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12 Organizing Your Content Introduction Body Conclusion Use Transitions throughout Introduction Body Conclusion Use Transitions throughout
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13 My Job Presentation 2-3 Minutes Introduction, Body, Conclusion Tell us about your job Select two delivery goals 2-3 Minutes Introduction, Body, Conclusion Tell us about your job Select two delivery goals
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14 Managing Your Anxiety Before During After Rehearsing Your Strategy Before During After Rehearsing Your Strategy
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15 Define Your Strategy Read pages 21-23 Check tips you use Circle ideas that may work Answer questions on page 24 Read pages 21-23 Check tips you use Circle ideas that may work Answer questions on page 24
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16 Visual Aid Tips Transparencies Flip Charts Videos Handouts and Objects Transparencies Flip Charts Videos Handouts and Objects
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17 Using PowerPoint Design guidelines Creating Consistency Colors, Backgrounds, and Fonts Graphics and Animation Beyond the slides Design guidelines Creating Consistency Colors, Backgrounds, and Fonts Graphics and Animation Beyond the slides
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18 Company Party Options Have a Banana Split and Sundae Bar Barbeque Chips, Salsa, and appetizers Potluck – bring your own dish Have a Banana Split and Sundae Bar Barbeque Chips, Salsa, and appetizers Potluck – bring your own dish
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19 Company Party Options
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20 YOUR TITLES SHOULD NOT BE IN ALL CAPS AND THEY SHOULD BE LIMITED TO TWO LINES MAX. OOPS! I THINK THAT THIS MAY BE DIFFICULT FOR YOU TO READ AND UNDERSTAND QUICKLY.
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21 Titles In Lower Case: Two Lines Max Better!
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22 Follow Your Format Guidelines Follow the 5x5 rule Exception to 5x5 rule: quotes, mission statements, lines from a policy or other text that should be read word for word. Keep text short as possible and limit to 2-3 sentences. Allow at least ½ inch margins Use slide numbers Create title and final slides (this may be the same slide repeated) Use bullets and sub-points Only use one level under bullets For example, this is the second level And this is the third level – leave this out! Follow the 5x5 rule Exception to 5x5 rule: quotes, mission statements, lines from a policy or other text that should be read word for word. Keep text short as possible and limit to 2-3 sentences. Allow at least ½ inch margins Use slide numbers Create title and final slides (this may be the same slide repeated) Use bullets and sub-points Only use one level under bullets For example, this is the second level And this is the third level – leave this out!
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23 Follow Your Format Guidelines Follow the 5x5 rule Keep ½ inch margins Insert Slide numbers Create Title and final slides Use Bullets and sub-points Use only one level under bullets Almost… Follow the 5x5 rule Keep ½ inch margins Insert Slide numbers Create Title and final slides Use Bullets and sub-points Use only one level under bullets Almost…
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24 Follow Your Format Guidelines 5x5 rule ½ inch margins Slide numbers Title and final slides Bullets and sub-points Only one level under bullets 5x5 rule ½ inch margins Slide numbers Title and final slides Bullets and sub-points Only one level under bullets
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25 Color Guidelines Golden Rule: Use a consistent color scheme throughout your entire presentation.
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26 Color Guidelines Golden Rule Use a consistent color scheme throughout your presentation
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27 Color Combinations HotCoolWarm Warm + Cool = balanced color scheme Template design: 3 or 4 colors Adapted from Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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28 The Color Wheel Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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29 Using Color for Emphasis Lighter Highlights Darker Recedes Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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30 Choosing Colors for Slides Background = dark (black, blue) Text and graphics = light white, yellow, green, cyan Red = Background = dark (black, blue) Text and graphics = light white, yellow, green, cyan Red = Caution, Warning, Flag
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31 Choosing Colors for Overheads drop shadows Use white or light background colors Use dark or black color text Use colors that contrast with the background for graphics or drop shadows Choosing Colors for Overheads Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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32 Use Large Font Size Helvetica 10 Helvetica 12 Helvetica 14 Helvetica 16 Helvetica 18 Helvetica 20 Helvetica 24 Helvetica 28 Helvetica 32 Helvetica 36 Adapted from Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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33 Select Two Fonts Times New Roman Bookman Old Style Garamond Optima Times New Roman Bookman Old Style Garamond Optima Arial Verdana Helvetica Century Gothic Serif – Feet Sans Serif
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34 Use Pictures to Explain Hemodialysis Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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35 Red Blood Cells Angiogenesis Endothelial Cells Fibroblasts Smooth Muscle Angiogenesis Overview Animate Your Graphics Basement Membrane Adapted from Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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36 What’s Wrong?
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37 2003 Product Shipments
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38 Position = Perception 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1st Qtr2nd Qtr3rd Qtr4th Qtr East West North Fiscal Quarter Section1234 East20279020 West31393532 North46474544 Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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39 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1st Qtr2nd Qtr3rd Qtr4th Qtr East West North Fiscal Quarter Section1234 East20279020 West31393532 North46474544 Position = Perception Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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40 GAP: ISO 9000:2000 SECTION 6.2.1 STATES THAT PERSONNEL PERFORMING WORK AFFECTING PRODUCT QUALITY SHALL BE COMPETENT ON THE BASIS OF APPROPRIATE EDUCATION, TRAINING, SKILLS, AND EXPERIENCE We do not have working definitions of education. What do they mean by skills? Are these skills related only to the tasks for manufacturing and design or do they also include soft skills like management ability? How do we determine what level of skill they need to perform the job?
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41 GAP: ISO 9000:2000 SECTION 6.2.1 STATES THAT PERSONNEL PERFORMING WORK AFFECTING PRODUCT QUALITY SHALL BE COMPETENT ON THE BASIS OF APPROPRIATE EDUCATION, TRAINING, SKILLS, AND EXPERIENCE We do not have an agreement with the auditors about what is “competent.” What do they mean by skills? Are these skills related only to the tasks for manufacturing and design or do they also include soft skills like management ability? How do we determine what type of training will get them to level of skill they need to perform the job? Title Font Type Colors Line spacing Line breaks Bullets Pictures
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42 GAP: Section 6.2.1 Personnel performing work affecting product quality shall be competent on the basis of appropriate education, training, skills, and experience. Understand what the auditors mean by “competent” What do they mean by skills? Are these skills related only to the tasks for manufacturing and design or do they also include soft skills like management ability? What type of training will suffice? Personnel performing work affecting product quality shall be competent on the basis of appropriate education, training, skills, and experience. Understand what the auditors mean by “competent” What do they mean by skills? Are these skills related only to the tasks for manufacturing and design or do they also include soft skills like management ability? What type of training will suffice? Title Font Colors Line spacing Line breaks Bullets Pictures ISO 9000:2000 Gap Analysis
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43 GAP: Section 6.2.1 “Personnel performing work affecting product quality shall be competent on the basis of appropriate education, training, skills, and experience.” Understand “Competent” Define “Skills” Determine “Training” “Personnel performing work affecting product quality shall be competent on the basis of appropriate education, training, skills, and experience.” Understand “Competent” Define “Skills” Determine “Training” ISO 9000:2000 Gap Analysis Animate!
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44 GAP: Section 6.2.1 “Personnel performing work affecting product quality shall be competent on the basis of appropriate education, training, skills, and experience.” ISO 9000:2000 Gap Analysis Understand “Competent” Define “Skills” Determine “Training”
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45 Genentech Graphics Group Eric Stoelting (manager)x52773 Allison Brucex55507 Jim Ligosx51045 Janie Peñax53250 David Woodx58352 Eric Stoelting (manager)x52773 Allison Brucex55507 Jim Ligosx51045 Janie Peñax53250 David Woodx58352 Genentech Graphics Dept. 2003
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46 Graphics Group Online http://gwiz/groups/Scicomp/Graphics/graphics.html Intranet Departments Graphics - “Do-it-Yourself” Or - “Tips and Tricks”
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47 Welcome Back! While you are waiting, please: 1.Login to your email account 2.Email your presentation 3.Add and test your printer 4.Take 2-3 toys 5.Review your presentation While you are waiting, please: 1.Login to your email account 2.Email your presentation 3.Add and test your printer 4.Take 2-3 toys 5.Review your presentation
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48 Key Points to Remember Developing My Content Creating PowerPoint Presentations Using PowerPoint During Presentations Managing Anxiety Developing My Content Creating PowerPoint Presentations Using PowerPoint During Presentations Managing Anxiety
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49 Consulting Resources Pg. 16 – Developing Your Content Pg. 17 – Presentation Overview Pg. 18 – Presentation Format Pgs. 34 – 35 Design Guidelines Pg. 16 – Developing Your Content Pg. 17 – Presentation Overview Pg. 18 – Presentation Format Pgs. 34 – 35 Design Guidelines
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50 Day Two Agenda Presentation Practice Delivering Your Best Advanced Presentation Practice Wrap Up Presentation Practice Delivering Your Best Advanced Presentation Practice Wrap Up
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51 Presentation Formula Goals Video Reflection Goals Practice Success!
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52 Presentation Logistics Front Back Side
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53 Presentations 1.State goals 2.(Your partner introduces you) 3.We applaud Wildly! 4.Deliver Speech 5.Gather Feedback 6.Watch tape 1.State goals 2.(Your partner introduces you) 3.We applaud Wildly! 4.Deliver Speech 5.Gather Feedback 6.Watch tape
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54 Components of Meaning 55% 38% 7%7% Visual Vocal
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55 Zones of Delivery Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Facials & Eyes Stance & Walking Gestures & Posture
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56 Vocal Energy Tone Inflection Volume Pace Tone Inflection Volume Pace Pauses Articulation Fillers
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57 Strengths & Development Areas 1.Key Techniques(pg. 70) 2.Three Strengths(pg. 71) 3.Share with partner 4.Develop plan 1.Key Techniques(pg. 70) 2.Three Strengths(pg. 71) 3.Share with partner 4.Develop plan
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58 Power Presentations with PowerPoint Kelli Smith kelli-smith@sbcglobal.net Kelli Smith kelli-smith@sbcglobal.net Thanks for participating in… Dash
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60 Resource Slides
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61 To Email Your Presentation… 1.Launch Web Browser (on desktop) 2.Type “webmail” in the location field 3.Hit “Return” 4.Enter your UNIX ID and password 5.Select “login” 6.Send email to: kelli-smith@sbcglobal.net 1.Launch Web Browser (on desktop) 2.Type “webmail” in the location field 3.Hit “Return” 4.Enter your UNIX ID and password 5.Select “login” 6.Send email to: kelli-smith@sbcglobal.net
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62 To Install Your Printer… 1.Select “Network Neighborhood” (desktop) 2.Select -… NEED TO COMPLETE FOR EACH CLIENT 1.Select “Network Neighborhood” (desktop) 2.Select -… NEED TO COMPLETE FOR EACH CLIENT
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