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Writing station: A good PowerPoint presentation 10 Internet project: PowerPoint presentations Search for PowerPoint on the Internet and find three more tips. 11 Reading tips 12 Cox, Martin R.: What Every Student Should Know about Preparing Effective Oral Presentations (Allyn & Bacon 2006) Emden, Joan Van/Becker, Lucinda: Presentation Skills for Students (Palgrave Macmillan 2004) Jay, Antony/Jay, Ros: Effective Presentation (Davies Black 2004) Richards, R.P./Heathcote, F.R.: Pass ECDL5: Presentation Using Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, Module 6  (Payne-Gallway 2009) Sparks, Suzanne/Templeton, Melody: Schaum’s Quick Guide to Great Presentation Skills (Schaum 1999) Start with a slide showing the outline of your presentation. Box important information Make the writing large enough. Do not use type smaller than 18 points . Do not use a font which is too complicated. Use a standard one like Times New Roman or Arial . Do not use too much animation . It will distract your audience from the content. Do not put too much information on a slide. 4–5 points per slide are enough! Use key words and phrases instead of long, complex sentences. End your presentation with a summary of the main points you raised. If you have graphs to illustrate your points – show them! But do not forget to give them a title ! If you want to use colour , do this rarely and only to emphasise a point. It should be a colour which is in contrast with the background. Use arrows to show difference  subcategories  links 136 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv