Lab Task for university and other041.docx
- 1. LAB INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Title Your Document: Use your registration number as the title. 2. Save the File As: Include your full name and a unique ID number (e.g.,"Ahmad_12423"). 3. Select a topic that interests you and is appropriate for a presentation. It could be related to any academic subject. TASK # 1: Create a New Presentation a) Open Microsoft PowerPoint. b) Create a new blank presentation. c) Choose a professional template or theme for your presentation. TASK # 2: Slide Setup The presentation should include at least 8 slides, including the following: a) Title Slide: Include the title of your presentation, your name, and the date. b) Introduction Slide: Briefly introduce the topic and what will be covered in the presentation. c) Content Slides: At least 5 slides containing content related to your topic. Use bullet points, relevant images, and charts (if necessary). d) Conclusion Slide: Summarize the key points from your presentation and provide any final thoughts or a call to action. e) References Slide: If necessary, list any sources used. Adding Text a) Add meaningful and concise text to your slides. Avoid large chunks of text. Use bullet points and highlight key ideas.
- 2. b) Use appropriate font size and style (avoid using more than two fonts throughout the presentation). Incorporate Visual Elements a) Add at least two images or graphics to your presentation to make it more visually appealing. b) If relevant, use a chart or table to illustrate data. c) Ensure the images are not pixelated, and they are aligned with your content. Transitions and Animations a) Apply slide transitions between your slides. Use subtle and professional transitions (e.g., Fade, Push). b) Add animations to key elements (text or images) within each slide. Use simple animations like "Appear," "Fade," or "Wipe." Design Considerations a) Ensure consistency in design across all slides (e.g., colors, fonts, slide layouts). b) Maintain good contrast between text and background so that it’s easy to read. c) Use a clean layout with adequate space between elements (don’t crowd the slide with too much content). Final Review a) Check for spelling and grammar errors. b) Ensure that all text and visuals are well-aligned. c) Review the animations and transitions to make sure they are smooth and not distracting. Save and Submit a) Save your presentation as a .pptx file. b) Submit the presentation file through the required submission platform.