6. Albert Einstein “ Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex...It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.” “ If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.”

7. Elements of a Great Slide Aa Background Color Text Images

9. Typefaces

14. Placement The picture is too high and the text too far left. The picture is centered, but the slide overwhelms the viewer with information.

15. Better Visuals Text is visible and well positioned. Images correlate well with the text.

16. Working with color Once upon a time color was very nearly unimportant; or at least only important for advertising and children’s materials. Now with HD screens and retinal displays, the value of color is undeniable.

18. Telling a story ONCE upon a time... Many a story started with such a phrase, and many a presentation lacks any sort of form or focus. Create a story-line Have a problem? Solve it. Are you sharing some data? Share the research in an informative and simple way. Storytelling is an art which one should practice often and creatively.

20. Conclusion Keep learning; Keep presenting Questions?