Professional Presentations [This is your title

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Professional Presentations This is your title slide By: Your Name MT106: Section X- Unit X Submitted: mo.dayyear Steps for a Great Presentation Select Design in the top left tab area and choose a template. Use Ariel or a sans serif

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Professional Presentations [This is your title slide] By: Your Name MT106: Section X- Unit X Submitted: mo./day/year<br>
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Steps for a Great Presentation Select “Design” in the top left tab area and choose a template.
Use Ariel or a sans serif font using 24 or 28-sized font on the home tab (see the screen shot—select the tiny right arrow).
Use bulleted points (4–6).
To add space below or above any line of type, select the small arrow to the right of “Paragraph” (in the menu bar).
Put any notes explaining any of the bulleted points below the slide.<br>
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Checklist for a Better Presentation Does the title slide identify the title, the author(s) name, date, and if pertinent, the class, section, and unit?
Is it easy to read? Is the font point size the right size and consistent?
Is there a title at the top of each slide?
Are there 4–6 short bulleted points on the slide?
Are there additional notes to explain the bulleted points?
Is there a final slide with the references used based on the in-text citations in the presentation?<br>