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“Public Speaking for Your Career and Practice”, in the Fall 2005 issue of The WOMAN Advocate Newsletter   Download and read PDF file

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Visual aids are a great way to keep your audience's attention and help the audience retain information from your speech. Be sure to avoid the common pitfalls when using visual aids in your speech.

  • Make sure your visual aid is large enough to be seen by the entire audience.
  • Use fonts that are readable and avoid using too many fonts.
  • Avoid using the color yellow. It is too difficult to be seen.
  • Always practice using your visual aids prior to giving the presentation.
  • When using multimedia- i.e., PowerPoint- ALWAYS set-up and go through your slides before the audience arrives. Have a back-up plan in case of an unforeseen technological problem and you are unable to use your multimedia visual aid.

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