Test for week 3 of Presentation skills

following a way of a “D” letter

following a way of an “F” letter

following a way of an “E” letter

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the main color of the corporate identity

black or dark grey

light grey

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yes

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use italics

use bold

use underline

use color

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Never

Yes, nothing wrong with it

Only when we have already used an italic but still need another sub-level of importance

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it’s creates “feeling of a 500 year book”

it creates huge spaces, which make the text hard to read

it’s not bad, you can use it

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flush the text left

flush the text right

center it

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flush left

flush right

center

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right

left

left center

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true

false

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one for header message

per picture for each of the bullets

both

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icons

photos

3d icons

clipart

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never

yes

yes, but only when icons are used for bullets and a photo is used for the main message (header, perhaps) of the slide

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photos with a the exact meaning of the header

photos with a metaphor of the header

both

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yes

not

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don’t use photos with red colors

don’t cut legs, hands or shoulders with a white space and ugly framing

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as many as possible

up to 3 small

up to 2 medium

1 photo, but big

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Test for week 3 of Presentation skills: Designing Presentation Slides

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Test for week 2 of Presentation skills

Please, watch this presentation of SpaceX’s Dragon version 2 spacecraft and answer the questions What things are missing in the ending (it starts at 14:24):

Scott Galloway is an Adjunct Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern School of Business and founder of the L2 — a company that benchmarks the digital performance of brands. In this short presentation…

What helps to build a trust?

Which parts are obligatory in the ending?

What problems do you need to solve in an introduction?

How can you share your credentials but avoid bragging?

When will the moral bit work better?

What is the right sequence to work on your structure parts?