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7.00 Presentations
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Trivial | Little worth or importance |
| Persuasive Presentation | To advertise or provoke action. A presentation given to convince or influence the listener |
| Narrative Presentation | To broadcast messages, tell a story or entertain. A presentation that describes a sequence of events |
| Educational Presentation | To train, present information, emphasize a key point or explain procedures. A presentation sharing clear information with the audience |
| Presentation Software | Program used to create slide shows or multimedia presentations |
| Multimedia | Using more than 1 medium to present data such as: text, graphics, animation, video, sound |
| Design Template | The color scheme, font, font size, and layout of your presentation |
| Storyboard | A collection of frames on a piece of paper |
| Slide | An individual screen in a slide show, the basic unit of a presentation |
| Target Audience | A specific group of people in which your message is intended |
| Transitions | Control the flow of information. How slides move from previous or next |
| Animation | Adds visual interest and emphasizes key parts. Makes text and pictures fly in, bounce, and zoom. |
| Source File | File and information where an object is create |
| Destination File | File that the linked or embedded object is inserted into |
| Object | Any element that appears on a slide, such as clip art, text, drawings, charts, sounds, and video |
| Linked Object | An object created and inserted into the presentation file |
| Embedded Object | Contained in an original source file and inserted into a destination file |
| Scheme | A polished sequence of evens that can be applied to several slides or the whole show |
| Hyperlink | A link you click to display another webpage or document, can be formatted text, buttons, hotspots, graphics, pictures |
| Title slide | Generally the first slide in a presentation, introduces the presentation |
| Slide Show | A series of slides displayed in sequence, controlled manually or automatically |
| Looped | Continuous play of a presentation |
| Group Delivery | A supplement to a speaker-delivered presentation. |
| Rolling Script | Presentation is usually stand-alone content. Presentation is played at moderate pace to allow for user participation |
| Self Serve | May be delivered via website. Self-paced and often interactive |