PowerPoint Features
These visual effects occur when slides change.
What are transitions?
You should do this while building your slides to catch problems early.
What is test your slides?
These are private and visible only to the presenter.
What are speaker notes?
Relaxing your muscles helps you maintain this kind of tone.
What is a neutral tone?
This file format is recommended for sharing presentations.
What is a PDF?
This feature adds movement to an object on a slide.
What is animation?
Arrive this long before presenting to test equipment and your presentation.
What is one hour early?
Speaker notes help track this for each slide.
What is time spent on each slide?
Rushing through a presentation can have this effect on the audience.
What is overwhelming them?
Most software creates a PDF through this menu path.
What is File → Save As → PDF?
This controls the formatting and design of all slides.
What is the slide master?
Testing early helps you discover these technical issues.
What are equipment problems?
To maintain audience engagement, avoid doing this.
What is staring at the screen/slides?
Looking around the room in this pattern helps maintain eye contact.
What is a clockwise manner?
During a presentation, a PDF link can be posted in this location.
What is on a slide?
This feature causes a presentation to play repeatedly without stopping.
What is looping?
Testing the room allows you to hear this before presenting.
What is your voice in the room?
Presenters should speak this way to avoid overwhelming the audience.
What is slowly and deliberately?
When making eye contact, presenters should do this before shifting to another spot.
What is pause briefly?
A PDF link can also be shared through this scannable item on a handout.
What is a QR code?
Powerful presentation features can be harmful if this important rule is ignored.
What is following design rules (avoiding overuse)?
This presentation tool allows you to move around the room while advancing slides.
What is a clicker?
To make connections with the audience, presenters should do this throughout the room.
What is make eye contact?
Name two presentation habits that improve audience connection.
Possible answers: eye contact, neutral tone, speaking slowly, avoiding staring at slides.
Before or after a presentation, you can share a PDF this way.
What is email attachment?