Creative Commons License

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1.CREATIVE COMMONS
LICENSE
II.20 BASIC TIPS FOR
AN EXCELLENT
PRESENTATION

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WHAT IS
CREATIVE
COMMONS
LICENSE?

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Non-profit organization
allows to
share use
published work through
free legal tools

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Copyright licenses = all
rights reserved
Creative commons licence
= some rights reserved

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WHAT MEANS
TO USE
CREATIVE
COMMONS
LICENSE
RESOURCE?

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To make use of other
people’s work legally
NO COPYRIGHT
INFRIGEMENT

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HOW TO USE
CREATIVE
COMMONS
LICENSE?

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seach.creativecommons.or
g
Audio:
https://www.jamendo.com
/?language=es
Photos: http://flickrcc.net

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20 BASIC
TIPS FOR AN
EXCELLENT
PRESENTATION

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STEPS FOR YOUR
PRESENTATION:
PREPARE
DESIGN
DELIVER
GENERAL

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PREPARE
KNOW YOUR
PRESENTATION´S
AIM:
- Purpose.
- Expectations.
- Important parts.
CONTENT:
Transmission of the fundamental
content.
(Outlining )

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KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE:
Adapt the information to your audience.
A GOOD STORY/EXAMPLE:
Support your topic.
PRACTICE BEFORE THE
PRESENTATION:
Reduce anxiety and be confident.

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DELIVER
SHOW YOUR PASSION
:
Connect with the audience in an exciting
way
MOVE
Remove physical barriers
GOOD EYE CONTACT
-Look individually.
-Don´t look at the screen.
- Smile.

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LIGHTS:
Turn the lights off.
Focus on screen (inducing sleep).
COURTEOUS,GRACIOUS:
Remain in control.
Thank the audience.

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DESIGN
LITTLE
INFORMATION:
The slides support your knowledge.
HIGH-QUALITY OF
GRAPHICS:
No small images.
No low-resolution.
People’s photos help to connect.

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THE FONT
THAT YOU CHOOSE
IS IMPORTANT
Use the same font set.
Sans-Serif are the best types of font.
VIDEOS OR AUDIOS
To show examples.
It increases the interest of the people.

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INFORMATION IS
BETTER
IN SMALL QUANTITIES
If there is too much information,
break one slide into two.

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GENERAL
Structure Your
Presentation Like a Story:
1. BEGINNING
2.MIDDLE
3.END
Remind people ‘’status quo’’
reveal the path to a better way

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1. CRAFT THE BEGINNING:
- Describe life as audience knows it
= bond between you and them
- Introduce your vision of what could
be
2. DEVELOP THE MIDDLE:
Maintain the contrast what is
vs. what could be.

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3. MAKE THE ENDING POWERFUL:
- Include a call to action
- Say how much better their world will be
when they adopt your ideas.

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POWER POINT DONE BY:
Marina De Vicente Sánchez
Alicia Gomis Leal
Alicia De Prados Gómez
Elena Gonzalez Morales
Soledad Soriano Arnao
Isabel Ramírez de Arellano Sevilla
Marina García Marco