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La muerte por Power Point y las presentaciones como imagen corpo. Algunos consejos para presentaciones eficaces | desire. 10 Reglas de Oro Power Point. | Hablar en Público | Habilidades Comunicación | Miedo Exponer | Autores | El Power Point es una herramienta informática creada por Microsoft para realizar presentaciones gráficas con sonido, animaciones, colores llamativos y cuya misión es facilitar la exposición de un tema en multitud de campos (empresarial, educativo, científico, etc).

Aprender a utilizarlo correctamente es clave para lograr conseguir con éxito el efecto deseado en el auditorio . A continuación se resumen las 10 reglas de Oro del Power Point: 1. La herramienta de apoyo Power Point no es más que eso, un apoyo. Los asistentes a una presentación desean escucharle a usted, no contemplar un espectáculo de diapositivas en una pantalla por muy bien realizadas que estas estén. 2. Las presentaciones más eficaces son aquellas con gráficos sencillos y fáciles de comprender con no más de 5 líneas de texto por diapositiva. 3.

Siempre puede distribuir notas al final de la presentación para que lo estudien. 4. 6. 9. Free as in Freedom: 5 Tips to help you Plan your Next Presentati. “Presentation is the ‘Killer Skill’ we take into the real world. It’s almost an unfair advantage.”– The McKinsey Mind. If you've followed this blog long enough, you'll know that I am big on presentation skills. I completely agree with McKinsey when they call presentation, the killer skill. If you're a salesman, you can make an impressive pitch. If you're a teacher, you can deliver a memorable lecture. If you're a technocrat, you can make an effective point to your clients. So what goes into an effective presentation? Don't Start at the Computer This has got to be the most common mistake of all time and it's one of the six mistakes you should never make as a presenter. Plan on Paper So if you don't start at the computer, where do you start?

Think of 3 Key Points You may have heaps to say about your topic. The Grandma Test Being complicated and difficult to understand is no longer fashionable. There's something I want to say about statistics at this point. The Catastrophe Test. Free as in Freedom: 6 Mistakes you should never make as a Presen. In today's blogpost I want to touch upon one of my other favourite topics - presentations. There's no doubt that an effective presentation is a killer tool for business success. The ability to express your idea effectively lends a tough to beat edge to your technical skills.

If presentation skills are so important, then you'd want to think every professional worth their salt should be able to create and deliver an effective presentation. That isn't the case, is it? So here I am, making another set of points -- about six things you should NEVER do, if you want to be an effective presenter. Don't just start slamming slides together I find it really strange how the first thing prospective presenters do, is to get into Powerpoint and start slamming slides together. Don't be a compulsive bullet-pointer In my recent post about slideuments, I argued that if your slides can convey their message without your presence, then you might as well send out an email and save everyone the time.

How To Create A Visual Hierarchy. Sharebar Within the visual channel of an eLearning course, you communicate through the elements on the screen—the graphics, text and video. But you can also transmit a secondary message through a visual hierarchy of these elements, which communicates their relative importance. Visual hierarchy guides the eye of the viewer through a progression, starting with the element of the highest rank and continuing to those with lesser rank. Although it varies, a standard visual hierarchy consists of three levels of importance—primary, secondary, and equivalent. In the graphic below, there are at least three levels of hierarchy on the screen. Visual Hierarchy in Office Ergonomics course by Prometheus (from Articulate Showcase) Thinking Through the Design Without a hierarchy, a cluttered screen can be overwhelming and a viewer doesn’t know where to look first. Visual hierarchy is all around us in architecture, newspapers and advertisements.

Imagery Position Color Size Typography Animation or Motion. Gimp (teknepolis) Egongela I. Si tu presentación me aburre, no te prestaré más de 10 minutos d. Cómo usar Prezi, Manual básico. R2-D2 Projector from Nikko. iPad Presenting: Powerpoint, Videos, Web Demos and more - Teach42 - cogdog's posterous.