Tagline/Slogan
Name that US City
Name that Artist
Effective Presentations
100
“Can You Hear Me Now?”
Verizon
100
Famous for its Golden Gate Bridge and cable cars, this California city sits on a hilly peninsula.”
San Francisco
100
“Now watch me whip, now watch me nae nae”
Silento
100
Using the same fonts, colors, slide layout, and formatting throughout your presentation demonstrates this principle.
Consistency
200
“The Worldwide Leader in Sports”
ESPN
200
“Known as ‘Sin City,’ this city is famous for casinos and shows”
Las Vegas
200
“It’s getting hot in here”
Nelly
200
Having too much text, too many images, or too many colors on a slide causes this problem.
Cluttering or Overcrowding
300
“Betcha Can’t Eat Just One”
Lays Chips
300
“Known for its jazz heritage, this city sits along the Mississippi River.”
New Orleans
300
“We found love in a hopeless place”
Rhianna
300
Using purposeful hand movements, facial expressions, and posture are examples of this part of presenting.
Body Language
400
"Music For Everyone"
Spotify
400
“This city in Michigan is famous for the auto industry and Motown music.”
Detroit
400
"Nothing can stop me, I'm all the way up"
Fat Joe
400
During a peer review, giving this kind of feedback helps someone improve without being rude.
Constructive Criticism
500
“M’m! M’m! Good!”
Campbell's Soup
500
“Known for its steel industry history, rivers, and bridges, this Pennsylvania city is called the ‘Steel City.’”
Pittsburgh
500
“I got the eye of the tiger, a fighter, dancing through the fire.”
Katy Perry
500
This short, 30–60 second speech introduces an idea and grabs attention.
Elevator Pitch