What does Microsoft power point mean, definition from techopedia

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 What is Microsoft Power Point? Difintion from Techopedia

Definition - What does Microsoft PowerPoint mean?

Microsoft Power Point is powerful presentation software developed by Microsoft. It is a standard component of the company's Microsoft Office suite software, and is bundled together with Word.,Excel and other Office productivity tools. The program uses slides to convey information rich multimedia. The term "slide" refers to the slide projector, which this software effectively replaces.

Guidelines for an effective presentation:

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Computer Literacy COURSE GUIDE Associate Degree in Education/B.Ed. (Hons) Elementary 2011

provide the following guidelines to the Trainee Teachers for these assignments:

*Remember that Power Point helps to 'visualize ideas', communicate key points, and main formation 'memorable'. Do not use presentations to dump data.

*The presentation should be to the point, focusing on actual purpose.

*The presentation should have a professional look, representing the purpose and institution identity.

*The presentation should not be text-heavy. Include only required text, and maximize graphics in the presentation. Support your presentation with graphs and charts. Do not describe the charts with detailed text; rather, talk about the information presented in the charts while presenting Colours and fonts should appear to be uniform throughout the presentation to avoid inconvenience.

*Use legible and common fonts; make sure the font size is large enough to be readable by a attendees of the presentation. Do not sacrifice readability for style.

*Avoid too much bulleting and indentation.

*Animation, sound, and other effects in the presentation should not be distracting.

*Remember that you want the viewers to focus on what you're presenting, not how it is presented (overuse of fonts, styles, etc.).

*Trainee Teachers need to practice properly before delivering a presentation.

*Be mindful of the time, listeners' positive responses, and their ease; don't make people bored with longer-duration presentations.

*Remember these four points for an effective presentation: significance, simplicity, structure,and rehearsal. 

Induction Program for Teachers 2019-2020
Encourage Student Teachers to explore ideas and resources about not-so-effective uses of
PowerPoint. The following link leads to an article titled Death by PowerPoint.. 


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