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Free resources and visual presentation
Creative common licences
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Creative Common Licences.
Consists on that you keep your Copyright and you may allow people or not, to copy and
distribute your work but only on the conditions you specify.
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Types of Creative Common Licences
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Attribution
This licence allows other people to distribute,show or copy your work, but you have to reference the original author of the work.
Name: AttributionAuthor: The Little AntsResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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Non-commercial
This licence allows other people to distribute,show or copy your work, but the new work must have non-comercial purposes.
Name: AttributionAuthor: The Little AntsResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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No derivates
This licence allows other people to distribute,show or copy your work, but you cannot produce derivative works or modify the original one.
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Sharealike
You can distribute derivative works but using the same licence of the original work of the author.
Name: AttributionAuthor: The Little AntsResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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Public domain dedication
(When the author disclaims copyright)
Public domain mark
(When work is in the public domain and it can be used without asking the author)
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Combinatios of common licences:
ATTRIBUTION-SHAREALIKE.
ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMON-SHAREALIKE.
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ATTRIBUTION-NO DERIVATES.
ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMON-NO DERIVATES.
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1. Start with the end in mind.
Think what we want to present: what is the purpose, what the audience wait, etc.
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2. Know your audience. It is necessary to answer the "W Questions“ (Who,
what, why, what, where and when).
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3. Content. The presentation must be based in solid content,
which become in a story for connect with the audience.
Name: Invest in ContentAuthor: Search Engine People BlogResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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4. Keep it simple. Is very important the simplicity, because it’s
appreciated by the audience and we must be clear what is the essence of the presentation.
Name: Evening in Monument ValleyAuthor: snowpeakResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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5. Outlining your content.
We must start our planning with the "analog mode“ (pen and paper).
Name: Pen and PaperAuthor: stevegarfieldResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
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6. Have a sound, clear structure. The structure of the presentation is very
important, and for this the ideas must be clear.
Name: SketchingAuthor: NathanaelBResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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7. Dakara nani? We have to say to ourselves "dakara nani?" (so
what?) for put ourselves in the shoes of the audience.
Name: So what?Author: DalkrlegResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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8. Can you pass the elevator test? Check the clarity of the message with the elevator
test, which forces us to “sell” our message in 30-45 seconds; so we have to make our content tighter and clearer.
Name: ElevatorAuthor: robinsonsmayResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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9. The art of story telling. Good presentations include stories, most often
personal ones; it's a way to explain complicated ideas and the audience will remember your content.
Name: Etech05: AudienceAuthor: etechResource: Flickr.comLicence: CC BY 2.0
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10. Conficence. If we have prepared well the activity, the presenter
will be less nervous; that is, if we know our presentation and we know how oriented it the confidence will take the place of your anxiety.
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11. Keep it simple. Software can display graphical information that
would support the speaker.
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12. Limit bullet points and text. If we have a detailed handout, we needn’t feel
compelled to fill our PowerPoint.
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13. Limit transitions and builds. Slides shouldn’t be animated in all slides on the other
hand it should be professional.
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14. Use high-quality graphics. Use high-quality graphics including photographs.
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15. Have a visual theme, but avoid using PowerPoint
templates. We clearly need a consistent visual
theme throughout our presentation.
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16. Use appropriate charts. There are several ways to display our data in graphic
form: pie charts, vertical Bar charts, horizontal Bar charts and line charts.
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17. Use color well. Studies show that color usage can increase interest
and improve learning comprehension and retention.
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18. Choose your fonts well. Use the same font set throughout your entire slide
presentation, and use no more than two complementary fonts.
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19. Use a video or audio. Using video clips to show concrete examples
promotes active cognitive processing, which is the natural way people learn.
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20. Spend time in the slide sorter. People comprehend better when information
is presented in small chunks or segments.
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