The Special Olympics powerpoint template Some tips
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slide1. The Special Olympics powerpoint template Some tips on creating your own template and great presentations. 1 Special Olympics Health activities are supported by many sources, including in the United States, by Grant
Number NU27DD000021 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services, with $18.1M (64%) financed with U.S. federal funds and $10.2M (36%)
supported by non-federal sources.
These contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official
views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Department of Health and Human Services.<br>
slide2. First get the typeface… This presentation uses the typeface Ubuntu.
This typeface can be downloaded for free from http://font.ubuntu.com/
Install the typeface as required by your particular computer. Ubuntu is compatible with PC and Mac and is optimized for on screen applications. 2 / Special Olympics<br>
slide3. A few tips… 3<br>
slide4. Standard text slide For most simple text slides we should use a clean slide such as this.
This keeps the presentation feeling fresh and simple – clear communication.
The typeface is Ubuntu – Special Olympics’ identity typeface and available free from
http://font.ubuntu.com/ 4 / Special Olympics<br>
slide5. Themes! Don’t forget that there are different slide layouts available within Powerpoint for chapter-heads, image slides etc.
The next slide uses the Picture with Caption format option from the Special Olympics theme.
Avoid putting too many points on the one slide. 5 / Special Olympics<br>
slide6. 6 A picture paints a thousand words Use the Picture and Caption format to create strong compelling slide like this. Don’t’t forget to caption where possible. For best effect crop the image to fill the placeholder.<br>
slide7. Use chapter slides to punctuate the presentation 7<br>
slide8. Tip. Use large text to make a point.
(Same slide template and just increase the text size) 8 / Special Olympics<br>
slide9. Your slides should be: SIMPLE
CLEAN
STRONG 9 / Special Olympics<br>
slide10. Aim to reflect our personality: Inspirational
Joyful
Inclusive
Determined
Courageous
Authentic 10 / Special Olympics<br>
slide11. Thank you. (Now don’t forget to follow the instructions on slides 2 & 3.) 11 Special Olympics Health activities are supported by many sources, including in the United States, by Grant
Number NU27DD000021 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services, with $18.1M (64%) financed with U.S. federal funds and $10.2M (36%)
supported by non-federal sources.
These contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official
views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Department of Health and Human Services.<br>
Number NU27DD000021 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services, with $18.1M (64%) financed with U.S. federal funds and $10.2M (36%)
supported by non-federal sources.
These contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official
views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Department of Health and Human Services.<br>
slide2. First get the typeface… This presentation uses the typeface Ubuntu.
This typeface can be downloaded for free from http://font.ubuntu.com/
Install the typeface as required by your particular computer. Ubuntu is compatible with PC and Mac and is optimized for on screen applications. 2 / Special Olympics<br>
slide3. A few tips… 3<br>
slide4. Standard text slide For most simple text slides we should use a clean slide such as this.
This keeps the presentation feeling fresh and simple – clear communication.
The typeface is Ubuntu – Special Olympics’ identity typeface and available free from
http://font.ubuntu.com/ 4 / Special Olympics<br>
slide5. Themes! Don’t forget that there are different slide layouts available within Powerpoint for chapter-heads, image slides etc.
The next slide uses the Picture with Caption format option from the Special Olympics theme.
Avoid putting too many points on the one slide. 5 / Special Olympics<br>
slide6. 6 A picture paints a thousand words Use the Picture and Caption format to create strong compelling slide like this. Don’t’t forget to caption where possible. For best effect crop the image to fill the placeholder.<br>
slide7. Use chapter slides to punctuate the presentation 7<br>
slide8. Tip. Use large text to make a point.
(Same slide template and just increase the text size) 8 / Special Olympics<br>
slide9. Your slides should be: SIMPLE
CLEAN
STRONG 9 / Special Olympics<br>
slide10. Aim to reflect our personality: Inspirational
Joyful
Inclusive
Determined
Courageous
Authentic 10 / Special Olympics<br>
slide11. Thank you. (Now don’t forget to follow the instructions on slides 2 & 3.) 11 Special Olympics Health activities are supported by many sources, including in the United States, by Grant
Number NU27DD000021 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services, with $18.1M (64%) financed with U.S. federal funds and $10.2M (36%)
supported by non-federal sources.
These contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official
views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Department of Health and Human Services.<br>