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THE PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
       COMMUNICATION

                In a PowerPoint show


  By Gordon Clark
Question 1
Which one of these smilies are suitable

  8=D                             >;)



                                  
  :@@@@@@
Wrong!



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Congratulations

You should never use smilies inappropriately, if at
all, inappropriate smilies might be a barrier to
getting your point across to the audience in the way
you intended. Overusing smilies is just as bad, this
may also be a barrier to communication.

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Question 2
What is the correct spelling?

 becase                     because


 becuase                    beecause
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Congratulations

Spelling words wrong is a common mistake and makes
your PowerPoint look sloppy and unprofessional, spelling
is an easy barrier to overcome, you can use the spell
checker on all documents you make which checks your
spelling, however if the word your mistype is another
word it will not see it as a mistake. You can also get
another person’s view on it, to double check the spelling
to make sure it is all correct.

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Question 3
What is appropriate body language?


Looking at the            Looking at your notes
floor




                              Scanning around the
Keeping your                  audience and keeping
hands in your                 attention on you
pockets
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Congratulations

 Body language is essential for a good PowerPoint
 show, keeping the audience interested. If you are
 constantly looking at a sheet of paper or the floor
 you are not going to keep them very interested.
 The easiest way to keep them interested is to look
 around, occasionally glance down at your notes
 and don’t keep your hands in your pockets.


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Question 4
What is appropriate grammar?


There are many folders on a   There are many
computer including files .    folders on a computer.
                              Including files




There are many                There are many folders on a
folders in a                  computer, including files.
computer!
Including files!
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Congratulations

  Make sure your PowerPoint presentation has
  good grammar or else the audience will think
  that you made the PowerPoint in 5 minutes.




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Question 5
What barriers are there to a good PowerPoint
show?

The audience is too big     The enter key on the
                            keyboard doesn’t
                            work




Background                  The computer is too small
noise
Wrong!



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Congratulations

  You need to make sure that you wont have any
  Barriers in your PowerPoint such as; background
  noise, distractions or lack of concentration.




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Question 6
What are the correct types of questions?


Open and closed            Far and near




Up and down                Big and small
Congratulations

  Well done, you should use open and closed
  questions when your are presenting your
  PowerPoint, this will keep the audiences interest.




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Wrong!



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Question 7
What could you use to help people with
disabilities?

Make it a silent presentation   Shout really loud




Don’t look at them while        Get a sign reader to sign what
presenting                      you say
Congratulations

  You should never forget there may be a deaf
  citizen watching your PowerPoint, and if you
  don’t read what’s on your power point they wont
  know what your talking about.




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Question 8
What is positive language?


Yes                          No , that’s not right




Go home                      You look nice
Congratulations

  Yes is very positive language, nodding your head
  with what an audience member is saying shows
  that you are agreeing with what they are saying.
  You can also smile to convey a positive reactions




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Question 9
What is Negative language?


Finishing other people’s     Yes
sentences




Crouching down and talking   Nodding in agreement
Congratulations

  Never use negative language, it brings down the
  atmosphere of the audience and make them feel
  bored. You are unlikely to persuade anyone if you
  use negative language.




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Wrong!



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Question 10
How quickly are you meant to reply to
someone?

Before they have finished   Shortly after they
talking                     have finished




Wait 5 minutes then reply   Wait 10 minutes then reply
Congratulations

  Speed of response is vital to a PowerPoint, if you
  reply too quickly you will start to annoy the
  audience, however if you take too long then you
  will bore them. Try keep lively to make the
  audience more lively and more likely to ask
  questions.



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Question 11
What wouldn't be a Health and Safety hazard?


Placing a box in front of a fire   Running round during
escape door                        your presentation




Laying on the floor                Not leaving anything in the way
                                   of fire escapes
Congratulations

  While presenting you need to make sure you
  follow the Health and Safety act and any other
  rules or policies the venue or office that you are
  working in.




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Question 12
When would it be more appropriate to use an
email instead of a letter?

When the expiry date is 2 days   When you are on holiday
away




When you have a lot of paper     When your email provider isn’t
                                 working
Congratulations

  You need to make sure that while sending a letter
  that it will reach the recipient in time, or if it will
  reach the recipient at all. However, they may not
  have an email account but they will certainly
  have an address.




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Question 13
Why is it appropriate to proofread your
PowerPoint?

To make sure you have no         In case you are on holiday
spelling mistakes




It makes the PowerPoint longer   People like PowerPoint's better
                                 when there is incorrect spelling
Congratulations

  It is essential you proof read your PowerPoint and
  get another person to read it or it could have
  spelling or grammar mistakes. If you don’t you
  may have incorrect spelling and the audience will
  think it isn’t very professional.




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Wrong!



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Question 14
Why is it important to have alternative view
points in your PowerPoint?

To make the audience think      To make sure there’s no
that you are wrong              spelling mistakes




To show the other side of the   To make sure no-one gets bored
argument and prove it wrong.
Congratulations

  Getting the other side of the argument is
  essential to a persuasive PowerPoint, it shows
  you understand the other side’s strong points
  then disprove them. This is very effective for
  persuading someone.




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Question 15
Why should you have different notes to your
PowerPoint slide?

To make the audience think         The audience may get
that you are very intelligent by   bored with reading what
writing a lot.                     you are saying




So you don’t have to look at       To make sure no-one gets bored
the audience when speaking
Wrong!



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Congratulations

  The audience will get very bored if you have a
  half hour long PowerPoint and are just looking at
  you reading the words off the slides. This is why
  you should write basic information on your slides
  and write some notes in too.




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Question 16
Why should you use Capitalisation in your
PowerPoint?

You shouldn’t, it makes it look   Because it is incorrect
unprofessional                    spelling if you don’t and
                                  doesn’t look professional




The keyboard might break if       You shouldn’t, it just wastes time
you hold shift for too long
Wrong!



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Congratulations

  The audience will get very bored if you have a
  half hour long PowerPoint and are just looking at
  you reading the words off the slides. This is why
  you should write basic information on your slides
  and write some notes in too.




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Question 18
Why should you keep the PowerPoint relevant
to the subject of discussion?

Don’t, people like listening to   It keeps the audiences
pointless information             attention when you stay
                                  on the subject




To waste time                     To save time
Wrong!



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You have Finished the
PowerPoint game!
Congratulations, if you follow these
simple rules you are sure to create and
present a successful PowerPoint
presentation.

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Powerpoint game

  • 1. THE PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION In a PowerPoint show By Gordon Clark
  • 2. Question 1 Which one of these smilies are suitable 8=D >;)  :@@@@@@
  • 3. Wrong! Click here to try again
  • 4. Congratulations You should never use smilies inappropriately, if at all, inappropriate smilies might be a barrier to getting your point across to the audience in the way you intended. Overusing smilies is just as bad, this may also be a barrier to communication. Click here to go the next slide
  • 5. Question 2 What is the correct spelling? becase because becuase beecause
  • 6. Wrong! Click here to try again
  • 7. Congratulations Spelling words wrong is a common mistake and makes your PowerPoint look sloppy and unprofessional, spelling is an easy barrier to overcome, you can use the spell checker on all documents you make which checks your spelling, however if the word your mistype is another word it will not see it as a mistake. You can also get another person’s view on it, to double check the spelling to make sure it is all correct. Click here to go to the next slide
  • 8. Question 3 What is appropriate body language? Looking at the Looking at your notes floor Scanning around the Keeping your audience and keeping hands in your attention on you pockets
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  • 10. Congratulations Body language is essential for a good PowerPoint show, keeping the audience interested. If you are constantly looking at a sheet of paper or the floor you are not going to keep them very interested. The easiest way to keep them interested is to look around, occasionally glance down at your notes and don’t keep your hands in your pockets. Click here to go to the next slide
  • 11. Question 4 What is appropriate grammar? There are many folders on a There are many computer including files . folders on a computer. Including files There are many There are many folders on a folders in a computer, including files. computer! Including files!
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  • 13. Congratulations Make sure your PowerPoint presentation has good grammar or else the audience will think that you made the PowerPoint in 5 minutes. Click here to go to the next slide
  • 14. Question 5 What barriers are there to a good PowerPoint show? The audience is too big The enter key on the keyboard doesn’t work Background The computer is too small noise
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  • 16. Congratulations You need to make sure that you wont have any Barriers in your PowerPoint such as; background noise, distractions or lack of concentration. Click here to go to the next slide
  • 17. Question 6 What are the correct types of questions? Open and closed Far and near Up and down Big and small
  • 18. Congratulations Well done, you should use open and closed questions when your are presenting your PowerPoint, this will keep the audiences interest. Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 20. Question 7 What could you use to help people with disabilities? Make it a silent presentation Shout really loud Don’t look at them while Get a sign reader to sign what presenting you say
  • 21. Congratulations You should never forget there may be a deaf citizen watching your PowerPoint, and if you don’t read what’s on your power point they wont know what your talking about. Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 23. Question 8 What is positive language? Yes No , that’s not right Go home You look nice
  • 24. Congratulations Yes is very positive language, nodding your head with what an audience member is saying shows that you are agreeing with what they are saying. You can also smile to convey a positive reactions Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 26. Question 9 What is Negative language? Finishing other people’s Yes sentences Crouching down and talking Nodding in agreement
  • 27. Congratulations Never use negative language, it brings down the atmosphere of the audience and make them feel bored. You are unlikely to persuade anyone if you use negative language. Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 29. Question 10 How quickly are you meant to reply to someone? Before they have finished Shortly after they talking have finished Wait 5 minutes then reply Wait 10 minutes then reply
  • 30. Congratulations Speed of response is vital to a PowerPoint, if you reply too quickly you will start to annoy the audience, however if you take too long then you will bore them. Try keep lively to make the audience more lively and more likely to ask questions. Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 32. Question 11 What wouldn't be a Health and Safety hazard? Placing a box in front of a fire Running round during escape door your presentation Laying on the floor Not leaving anything in the way of fire escapes
  • 33. Congratulations While presenting you need to make sure you follow the Health and Safety act and any other rules or policies the venue or office that you are working in. Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 35. Question 12 When would it be more appropriate to use an email instead of a letter? When the expiry date is 2 days When you are on holiday away When you have a lot of paper When your email provider isn’t working
  • 36. Congratulations You need to make sure that while sending a letter that it will reach the recipient in time, or if it will reach the recipient at all. However, they may not have an email account but they will certainly have an address. Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 38. Question 13 Why is it appropriate to proofread your PowerPoint? To make sure you have no In case you are on holiday spelling mistakes It makes the PowerPoint longer People like PowerPoint's better when there is incorrect spelling
  • 39. Congratulations It is essential you proof read your PowerPoint and get another person to read it or it could have spelling or grammar mistakes. If you don’t you may have incorrect spelling and the audience will think it isn’t very professional. Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 41. Question 14 Why is it important to have alternative view points in your PowerPoint? To make the audience think To make sure there’s no that you are wrong spelling mistakes To show the other side of the To make sure no-one gets bored argument and prove it wrong.
  • 42. Congratulations Getting the other side of the argument is essential to a persuasive PowerPoint, it shows you understand the other side’s strong points then disprove them. This is very effective for persuading someone. Click here to go to the next slide
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  • 44. Question 15 Why should you have different notes to your PowerPoint slide? To make the audience think The audience may get that you are very intelligent by bored with reading what writing a lot. you are saying So you don’t have to look at To make sure no-one gets bored the audience when speaking
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  • 46. Congratulations The audience will get very bored if you have a half hour long PowerPoint and are just looking at you reading the words off the slides. This is why you should write basic information on your slides and write some notes in too. Click here to go to the next slide
  • 47. Question 16 Why should you use Capitalisation in your PowerPoint? You shouldn’t, it makes it look Because it is incorrect unprofessional spelling if you don’t and doesn’t look professional The keyboard might break if You shouldn’t, it just wastes time you hold shift for too long
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  • 49. Congratulations The audience will get very bored if you have a half hour long PowerPoint and are just looking at you reading the words off the slides. This is why you should write basic information on your slides and write some notes in too. Click here to go to the next slide
  • 50. Question 18 Why should you keep the PowerPoint relevant to the subject of discussion? Don’t, people like listening to It keeps the audiences pointless information attention when you stay on the subject To waste time To save time
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  • 52. You have Finished the PowerPoint game! Congratulations, if you follow these simple rules you are sure to create and present a successful PowerPoint presentation.