PowerPoint Vocab

contrast

• The difference between colors and text to ensure readability (e.g., dark text on a light background).

• The use of similar colors to create a subtle effect.

• The combination of colors that are visually appealing without regard to readability.

• The arrangement of text in a decorative manner.

SmartArt

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• A type of software for video editing

• A programming language

• A web development framework

pacing

• The speed at which a speaker delivers their words; should be steady and controlled.

• The volume at which a speaker delivers their words; should be loud and clear.

• The tone of voice a speaker uses; should be varied and expressive.

• The use of pauses in speech; should be frequent and random.

embed media

• Inserting videos or audio files directly into a PowerPoint slide.

• Adding images to a PowerPoint slide.

• Creating hyperlinks in a PowerPoint presentation.

• Changing the background color of a PowerPoint slide.

Alt Text (Alternative Text)

• Descriptive text added to images for accessibility and screen readers.

• A type of image file format used on the web.

• A method for compressing images to reduce file size.

• A tool for editing images before uploading.

confidence

• The ability to speak with certainty and assurance to engage the audience.

• The skill to listen actively and respond appropriately.

• The capacity to memorize information quickly and accurately.

• The talent for persuading others through emotional appeal.

Formatting

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• Font size and style

• Color and background

gestures

• Hand and body movements that help emphasize key points.

• A type of verbal communication used in speeches.

• A form of written expression in literature.

• A method of non-verbal communication that includes facial expressions.

data visualization

• The process of presenting information graphically using charts, graphs, and infographics.

• The method of collecting data from various sources for analysis.

• The technique of storing data in databases for future retrieval.

• The practice of analyzing data to find trends and patterns.

persuasion

• The act of convincing an audience to agree with an idea or take action.

• A method of gathering information from a group of people.

• The process of analyzing data to make decisions.

• A technique used to entertain an audience.