Designing Effective Presentations Part III
Title of Presentation
Name
Date
University of Phoenix
Professor
Instructions – not a slide for the presentation
Use 3X5 rule for slides
Three main bullet points
Five words per point
The presentation is 8-10 slides
Slide notes are required
Add graphs or charts
Addition slides: Benefits and Impact
No more than 2 slides
Start with strongest - weakest points
Introduction
Key point 1 of presentation
Supporting point
Supporting point
Key point 2 of presentation
Supporting point
Supporting point
Key point 3 of presentation
Supporting point
Provide the key bullets of the presentation with an analysis of the points in the slide notes. Notes should be between 100 -250 words.
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Recommendations
Key Point 1 (three - five words)
One -three key points
Supporting
Supporting
Key point 2
Supporting
Supporting
Key Point 3
Supporting
Slide notes provide the analysis of the points in the slide no more than 100-250 words. Slide notes are mandatory.
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Benefits
Key Point 1 (Three - five words)
One -three key points
Supporting
Supporting
Key point 2
Supporting
Supporting
Key Point 3
Supporting
Slide notes provide the analysis of the points in the slide no more than 100-250 words. Slide notes are mandatory.
5
Impact (if product or service does not sell as much as expected: not necessary in title slide)
Key Point 1 (Three - five words)
One -three key points
Supporting
Supporting
Key point 2
Supporting
Supporting
Key Point 3
Supporting
Slide notes provide the analysis of the points in the slide no more than 100-250 words. Slide notes are mandatory.
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Conclusion
Key Point 1 (Three - five words)
One -three key points
Supporting
Supporting
Key point 2
Supporting
Supporting
Key Point 3
Supporting
Slide notes provide the analysis of the points in the slide no more than 100-250 words. Slide notes are mandatory.
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References
Provide the references
From slides and slide notes
Format in APA
No need for slide notes.
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