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How to make presentation
for beginners
!1
・Made by Mac(Keynote)
Some parts aren’t helpful in windows (PowerPoint).
・For in the company presentation
It isn’t suitable for presentations like Apple's new product launch.
・For beginners
This is for those people who say ‘I've never been a presentation.’.
Note !2
Preparation !3
Think
Make
Rehearse
Perform
You think and write down what you
want to say on paper.
You make the material after you could
have arranged what to say.
You rehearse with a lot of people after
you could have made it.
Let's perform a good presentation.
Preparation !4
Thinking
Making
Reharsal
Performance
This presentation will explain
about making materials.
Point of Making !5
1.Font
2.Color
3.Layout
4.Technique
Point 1.Font !6
1.Font
2.Color
3.Layout
4.Technique
Point 1.Font !7
Font size is at least 40pt
※windows … at least 18pt
Point 1.Font !8
Which is easier to see?
Size 20pt
Size 50pt
Font size is at least 40pt
※windows … at least 18pt
Font size is at least 40pt
※windows … at least 18pt
Point 1.Font !9
The impression changes very much.
Arial
・simple, easier to see
・ideal for presentations
Apple	Gothic	
・cutely,	kindly	
・childish
Times New Roman
・certainly
・for official (newspaper)
Courier New
・softly
・weakly
Point 1.Font !10
Arial Apple	Gothic
The difference is clear The	difference	is	unclear
The	difference	is	unclearThe difference is clear
You use Arial
※windows … Segoe UI
Point 1.Font !11
Normal
Bold
Underline
Shadow
In general, you use normal fonts.
You use bold when you want to emphasize.
You use Underline when you want to emphasize.
You mustn’t use shadow because the fonts is hard
to see.
※In windows, Italic fonts are also effective.
Point 2.Color !12
2.Color
1.Font
3.Layout
4.Technique
Point 2.Color !13
Many people are mistakes
Colorful is fashionable !
Point 2.Color !14
Reason why you shouldn’t make it colorful.
・Audiences can't understand.
  They are not sure where to look.
・The eyes of the audience get tired.
  When they get tired, they can’t understand your contents of presentation.
・There is no sensation of unity.
If you make it colorful, you seem to have no sense.
Point 2.Color !15
Reason why you shouldn’t make it colorful.
・Audiences can't understand.
  They can’t understand where to look.
・The eyes of the audience get tired.
  When they get tired, they can’t understand your contents of presentation.
・There is no sensation of unity.
If you make it colorful, you seem to have no sense.
Point 2.Color !16
・You use white background and black fonts.
Especially beginners don't need to use installed colored formats.
・You use only 2 colors.
I don't use except deep red and dark blue as much as possible.
・You feel contrast and tone.
I will explain on the next page about details.
Point 2.Color !17
Color Color
Color Color
Color Color
Color Color
You feel color of the contrast.
Easy to see
Hard to see
If the background is bright, you use dark of the fonts.
And if the background is dark, you use bright of the fonts.
Point 2.Color !18
Color Color
Color Color
Color Color
Color Color
If you use the color of the dark tone,
it looks an adult impression.
Dark
Bright
Point 2.Color !19
Even white fonts on black background are easy
to see, but it isn't kind when printing.
Also even yellow fonts on the black background
are easy to see, but they eyes will be tired.
It is NG that the blue fonts on black background
because the color of the contrast is bad.
Point 3.Layout !20
3.Layout
1.Font
2.color
4.Technique
Point 3.Layout !21
Basics of slide making
1 slide 1 message
Point 3.Layout !22
1.Reason why you shouldn’t make it colorful.
・Audiences can't understand.
  They can’t understand where to look.
・The eyes of the audience get tired.
  When they get tired, they can’t understand your contents of presentation.
・There is no sensation of unity.
If you make it colorful, you seem to have no sense.
Color
Color
Color
Color Easy to see
Hard to see
2.Contrast
Color Color Color Color
3.Tone
DarkBright
Point 3.Layout !23
1.Reason why you shouldn’t make it colorful.
・Audiences can't understand.
  They can’t understand where to look.
・The eyes of the audiences get tired.
  When they get tired, they can’t understand your contents of presentation.
・There is no sensation of unity.
If you make it colorful, you seem to have no sense.
Color
Color
Color
Color Easy to see
Hard to see
2.Contrast
Color Color Color Color
3.Tone
DarkBright
Audiences can’t understand where to look.
Point 3.Layout !24
Basics are 1 slide 1 message.
・Don’t write many things on 1 slide.
  Audiences can’t understand where to focus.
・It is good that the number of slides increases.
  Conversely, if audiences keeps to see the same slide, it is not fun.
・From top to bottom, from left to right.
If you need to write more than one content, you feel flow.
Point 3.Layout !25
If the layout isn’t
organized,
Audiences can’t
understand where to
focus.
They can't understand
your presentation.
You seem to have
no sense.
Point 3.Layout !26
If the layout isn’t organized,
Audiences can’t understand where to focus.
They can't understand your presentation.
You seem to have no sense.
You completely put all sizes,
intervals and fonts anyway.
Point 3.Layout !27
If there isn't blank space, It isn't good.
The suitable blank spaces is necessary.
Point 3.Layout !28
If there isn't blank space, It isn't good.
The suitable blank spaces is necessary.
You put the suitable blank spaces.
Point 3.Layout !29
England
People 63,181,775 Square 244,820km2
America
People 327,830,000 Square 9,628,000km2
Point 3.Layout !30
England
People 63,181,775 Square 244,820km2
America
People 327,830,000 Square 9,628,000km2
Picture and fonts
are separated.
Point 3.Layout !31
England
People 63,181,775
Square 244,820km2
America
People 327,830,000
Square 9,628,000km2
Point 3.Layout !32
England
People 63,181,775
Square 244,820km2
America
People 327,830,000
Square 9,628,000km2
You put pictures
and fonts nearby.
Point 4.Technique !33
4.Technique
1.Font
2.color
3.Layout
Point 4.Technique !34
Statue of Liberty
Statue of LibertyStatue of Liberty
Statue of Liberty
Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty
Which is easiest to see?
Point 4.Technique !35
Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty
They can see the fonts clearly,
but the pictures are disappeared.
The fonts are difficult to see
depending on the background.
Point 4.Technique !36
Statue of LibertyStatue of Liberty
Point 4.Technique !37
Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty
Both fonts and pictures seem clearly.
Point 4.Technique !38
Statue of Liberty
It is often used on TV and the Internet.
I recommend that you use the white fonts and
the black background (transparents 60 %).
Point 4.Technique !39
If you use the windows, I recommend that
you use black fonts and white Glow.
Point 4.Technique !40
You don't need to use the font-shadow in
Mac because it is hard to see.
If you use the windows, I recommend that
you use black fonts and white Glow.
Point 4.Technique !41
Highest Lowest
Washington 26.6 2.3
New York 25.3 1
Seattle 18.9 4.3
Chicago 23.3 -4.6
Honolulu 27.9 23
Alaska 5 -25.8
Average Temperature of the United States
Audiences can’t understand where to look.
Point 4.Technique !42
Highest Lowest
Washington 26.6 2.3
New York 25.3 1
Seattle 18.9 4.3
Chicago 23.3 -4.6
Honolulu 27.9 23
Alaska 5 -25.8
Average Temperature of the United States
I highlighted only the highest and lowest temperatures.
Point 4.Technique !43
Highest Lowest
Washington 26.6 2.3
New York 25.3 1
Seattle 18.9 4.3
Chicago 23.3 -4.6
Honolulu 27.9 23
Alaska 5 -25.8
Average Temperature of the United States
By using a heat map,
audiences can recognize by color change.
Point 4.Technique !44
This is used in Wikipedia.
Point 4.Technique !45
Five yeas ago Current
·Books and CDs were scattered.
·There was shelves filled with things
and there was no space to clean up.
·There was no footstep in the floor
because there was also many things
on the floor.
·All books and CDs have been digitized.
·Many things have been thrown away
and also all shelves have been thrown
away.
·There was nothing on the floor as well
as on the desk.
With fonts alone,
audiences can't image by looking at it.
Point 4.Technique !46
Five yeas ago Current
·Books and CDs were scattered.
·There was shelves filled with things and there
was no space to clean up.
·There was no footstep in the floor because there
was also many things on the floor.
·All books and CDs have been digitized.
·Many things have been thrown away and also all
shelves have been thrown away.
·There was nothing on the floor as well as on the
desk.
If there are pictures (visual),
they will be able to imagine.
Point 4.Technique !47
·Books and CDs were scattered.
·There was shelves filled with things and there
was no space to clean up.
·There was no footstep in the floor because there
was also many things on the floor.
·All books and CDs have been digitized.
·Many things have been thrown away and also all
shelves have been thrown away.
·There was nothing on the floor as well as on the
desk.
If you use technique of black background and
white fonts, you can make effective use of space.
Five yeas ago Current
Point 4.Technique !48
3D graph looks fashionable,
but we can't accurately recognize numbers.
※3D graph in windows are particularly hard to see.
It looks 50, isn't it?
Point 4.Technique !49
We can accurately recognize numbers
in 2D graph.
0
25
50
75
100
April May June July
Actually, it is 55.
Point 4.Technique !50
Audiences can understand that it is big,
but they can't understand what it is bigger compared to.
The Boeing's Everett plant is big anyway!
Square 398,000 m²
Point 4.Technique !51
If you compare with what everyone knows,
audiences can understand more than before.
The Boeing's Everett plant is big anyway!
Area of 32 Safeco Field
Point 4.Technique !52
Numbers are large and bold, the unit is small.
The Boeing's Everett plant is big anyway!
Area of 32 Safeco Field
Point of Making !53
1.Font
2.color
3.Layout
4.Technique
Complete
The Most Important !54
The most important of presentation
Story
Common Mistake !55
・You make from the materials first.
You can't decide the direction of the story, and it becomes materials
without logic.
・You hear opinion from many people.
If all opinions of people aren't the same, you can't understand what
to do.
・You put many information.
The simple materials which scraped out extra information is the best.
Which Is Important? !56
Which is important either
story or material?
Story Material
About The Story !57
If you don't have a logical story,
audiences can't understand.
Story
Material
About The Document !58
In order for audiences to understand,
you need to have the simple and easy material.
Story
Material
Conclusion !59
Both the Story and the Material
are important.
You clarify the story and make easy-to-understand material.
Story Material
To Close !60
Thank you so much
for your kind attention.
To Close !61
Thank you for listening.
You don’t need this slide.
To Close !62
You show all slides and wait for
questions from the audiences.

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How to make presentation for beginners

  • 1. How to make presentation for beginners !1
  • 2. ・Made by Mac(Keynote) Some parts aren’t helpful in windows (PowerPoint). ・For in the company presentation It isn’t suitable for presentations like Apple's new product launch. ・For beginners This is for those people who say ‘I've never been a presentation.’. Note !2
  • 3. Preparation !3 Think Make Rehearse Perform You think and write down what you want to say on paper. You make the material after you could have arranged what to say. You rehearse with a lot of people after you could have made it. Let's perform a good presentation.
  • 5. Point of Making !5 1.Font 2.Color 3.Layout 4.Technique
  • 7. Point 1.Font !7 Font size is at least 40pt ※windows … at least 18pt
  • 8. Point 1.Font !8 Which is easier to see? Size 20pt Size 50pt Font size is at least 40pt ※windows … at least 18pt Font size is at least 40pt ※windows … at least 18pt
  • 9. Point 1.Font !9 The impression changes very much. Arial ・simple, easier to see ・ideal for presentations Apple Gothic ・cutely, kindly ・childish Times New Roman ・certainly ・for official (newspaper) Courier New ・softly ・weakly
  • 10. Point 1.Font !10 Arial Apple Gothic The difference is clear The difference is unclear The difference is unclearThe difference is clear You use Arial ※windows … Segoe UI
  • 11. Point 1.Font !11 Normal Bold Underline Shadow In general, you use normal fonts. You use bold when you want to emphasize. You use Underline when you want to emphasize. You mustn’t use shadow because the fonts is hard to see. ※In windows, Italic fonts are also effective.
  • 13. Point 2.Color !13 Many people are mistakes Colorful is fashionable !
  • 14. Point 2.Color !14 Reason why you shouldn’t make it colorful. ・Audiences can't understand.   They are not sure where to look. ・The eyes of the audience get tired.   When they get tired, they can’t understand your contents of presentation. ・There is no sensation of unity. If you make it colorful, you seem to have no sense.
  • 15. Point 2.Color !15 Reason why you shouldn’t make it colorful. ・Audiences can't understand.   They can’t understand where to look. ・The eyes of the audience get tired.   When they get tired, they can’t understand your contents of presentation. ・There is no sensation of unity. If you make it colorful, you seem to have no sense.
  • 16. Point 2.Color !16 ・You use white background and black fonts. Especially beginners don't need to use installed colored formats. ・You use only 2 colors. I don't use except deep red and dark blue as much as possible. ・You feel contrast and tone. I will explain on the next page about details.
  • 17. Point 2.Color !17 Color Color Color Color Color Color Color Color You feel color of the contrast. Easy to see Hard to see If the background is bright, you use dark of the fonts. And if the background is dark, you use bright of the fonts.
  • 18. Point 2.Color !18 Color Color Color Color Color Color Color Color If you use the color of the dark tone, it looks an adult impression. Dark Bright
  • 19. Point 2.Color !19 Even white fonts on black background are easy to see, but it isn't kind when printing. Also even yellow fonts on the black background are easy to see, but they eyes will be tired. It is NG that the blue fonts on black background because the color of the contrast is bad.
  • 21. Point 3.Layout !21 Basics of slide making 1 slide 1 message
  • 22. Point 3.Layout !22 1.Reason why you shouldn’t make it colorful. ・Audiences can't understand.   They can’t understand where to look. ・The eyes of the audience get tired.   When they get tired, they can’t understand your contents of presentation. ・There is no sensation of unity. If you make it colorful, you seem to have no sense. Color Color Color Color Easy to see Hard to see 2.Contrast Color Color Color Color 3.Tone DarkBright
  • 23. Point 3.Layout !23 1.Reason why you shouldn’t make it colorful. ・Audiences can't understand.   They can’t understand where to look. ・The eyes of the audiences get tired.   When they get tired, they can’t understand your contents of presentation. ・There is no sensation of unity. If you make it colorful, you seem to have no sense. Color Color Color Color Easy to see Hard to see 2.Contrast Color Color Color Color 3.Tone DarkBright Audiences can’t understand where to look.
  • 24. Point 3.Layout !24 Basics are 1 slide 1 message. ・Don’t write many things on 1 slide.   Audiences can’t understand where to focus. ・It is good that the number of slides increases.   Conversely, if audiences keeps to see the same slide, it is not fun. ・From top to bottom, from left to right. If you need to write more than one content, you feel flow.
  • 25. Point 3.Layout !25 If the layout isn’t organized, Audiences can’t understand where to focus. They can't understand your presentation. You seem to have no sense.
  • 26. Point 3.Layout !26 If the layout isn’t organized, Audiences can’t understand where to focus. They can't understand your presentation. You seem to have no sense. You completely put all sizes, intervals and fonts anyway.
  • 27. Point 3.Layout !27 If there isn't blank space, It isn't good. The suitable blank spaces is necessary.
  • 28. Point 3.Layout !28 If there isn't blank space, It isn't good. The suitable blank spaces is necessary. You put the suitable blank spaces.
  • 29. Point 3.Layout !29 England People 63,181,775 Square 244,820km2 America People 327,830,000 Square 9,628,000km2
  • 30. Point 3.Layout !30 England People 63,181,775 Square 244,820km2 America People 327,830,000 Square 9,628,000km2 Picture and fonts are separated.
  • 31. Point 3.Layout !31 England People 63,181,775 Square 244,820km2 America People 327,830,000 Square 9,628,000km2
  • 32. Point 3.Layout !32 England People 63,181,775 Square 244,820km2 America People 327,830,000 Square 9,628,000km2 You put pictures and fonts nearby.
  • 34. Point 4.Technique !34 Statue of Liberty Statue of LibertyStatue of Liberty Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty Which is easiest to see?
  • 35. Point 4.Technique !35 Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty They can see the fonts clearly, but the pictures are disappeared.
  • 36. The fonts are difficult to see depending on the background. Point 4.Technique !36 Statue of LibertyStatue of Liberty
  • 37. Point 4.Technique !37 Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty Both fonts and pictures seem clearly.
  • 38. Point 4.Technique !38 Statue of Liberty It is often used on TV and the Internet. I recommend that you use the white fonts and the black background (transparents 60 %).
  • 39. Point 4.Technique !39 If you use the windows, I recommend that you use black fonts and white Glow.
  • 40. Point 4.Technique !40 You don't need to use the font-shadow in Mac because it is hard to see. If you use the windows, I recommend that you use black fonts and white Glow.
  • 41. Point 4.Technique !41 Highest Lowest Washington 26.6 2.3 New York 25.3 1 Seattle 18.9 4.3 Chicago 23.3 -4.6 Honolulu 27.9 23 Alaska 5 -25.8 Average Temperature of the United States Audiences can’t understand where to look.
  • 42. Point 4.Technique !42 Highest Lowest Washington 26.6 2.3 New York 25.3 1 Seattle 18.9 4.3 Chicago 23.3 -4.6 Honolulu 27.9 23 Alaska 5 -25.8 Average Temperature of the United States I highlighted only the highest and lowest temperatures.
  • 43. Point 4.Technique !43 Highest Lowest Washington 26.6 2.3 New York 25.3 1 Seattle 18.9 4.3 Chicago 23.3 -4.6 Honolulu 27.9 23 Alaska 5 -25.8 Average Temperature of the United States By using a heat map, audiences can recognize by color change.
  • 44. Point 4.Technique !44 This is used in Wikipedia.
  • 45. Point 4.Technique !45 Five yeas ago Current ·Books and CDs were scattered. ·There was shelves filled with things and there was no space to clean up. ·There was no footstep in the floor because there was also many things on the floor. ·All books and CDs have been digitized. ·Many things have been thrown away and also all shelves have been thrown away. ·There was nothing on the floor as well as on the desk. With fonts alone, audiences can't image by looking at it.
  • 46. Point 4.Technique !46 Five yeas ago Current ·Books and CDs were scattered. ·There was shelves filled with things and there was no space to clean up. ·There was no footstep in the floor because there was also many things on the floor. ·All books and CDs have been digitized. ·Many things have been thrown away and also all shelves have been thrown away. ·There was nothing on the floor as well as on the desk. If there are pictures (visual), they will be able to imagine.
  • 47. Point 4.Technique !47 ·Books and CDs were scattered. ·There was shelves filled with things and there was no space to clean up. ·There was no footstep in the floor because there was also many things on the floor. ·All books and CDs have been digitized. ·Many things have been thrown away and also all shelves have been thrown away. ·There was nothing on the floor as well as on the desk. If you use technique of black background and white fonts, you can make effective use of space. Five yeas ago Current
  • 48. Point 4.Technique !48 3D graph looks fashionable, but we can't accurately recognize numbers. ※3D graph in windows are particularly hard to see. It looks 50, isn't it?
  • 49. Point 4.Technique !49 We can accurately recognize numbers in 2D graph. 0 25 50 75 100 April May June July Actually, it is 55.
  • 50. Point 4.Technique !50 Audiences can understand that it is big, but they can't understand what it is bigger compared to. The Boeing's Everett plant is big anyway! Square 398,000 m²
  • 51. Point 4.Technique !51 If you compare with what everyone knows, audiences can understand more than before. The Boeing's Everett plant is big anyway! Area of 32 Safeco Field
  • 52. Point 4.Technique !52 Numbers are large and bold, the unit is small. The Boeing's Everett plant is big anyway! Area of 32 Safeco Field
  • 53. Point of Making !53 1.Font 2.color 3.Layout 4.Technique Complete
  • 54. The Most Important !54 The most important of presentation Story
  • 55. Common Mistake !55 ・You make from the materials first. You can't decide the direction of the story, and it becomes materials without logic. ・You hear opinion from many people. If all opinions of people aren't the same, you can't understand what to do. ・You put many information. The simple materials which scraped out extra information is the best.
  • 56. Which Is Important? !56 Which is important either story or material? Story Material
  • 57. About The Story !57 If you don't have a logical story, audiences can't understand. Story Material
  • 58. About The Document !58 In order for audiences to understand, you need to have the simple and easy material. Story Material
  • 59. Conclusion !59 Both the Story and the Material are important. You clarify the story and make easy-to-understand material. Story Material
  • 60. To Close !60 Thank you so much for your kind attention.
  • 61. To Close !61 Thank you for listening. You don’t need this slide.
  • 62. To Close !62 You show all slides and wait for questions from the audiences.