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Breeze Presenter best practices
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When planning, you should consider adding the following elements to your presentation:
Title slides
Title slides are usually the first or second slide in a presentation and state the subject
of the content.
Presenter information
Include the name, title, photo, contact information, and a short
biography of the presenter or presenters.
Custom logos
Add a company or organization logo to brand and personalize a presentation.
Copyright information
Depending on the length of the information, include copyright text on
the first or last slide in a presentation, or add a separate slide containing only copyright
information.
information.
Opening and closing slides
Create a distinctive start and finish to clearly show users the
beginning, middle, and end of the presentation. You can use the same opening and closing slide
across a series of presentations for a unifying professional look.
across a series of presentations for a unifying professional look.
Section divider slides
Use slides that delineate sections within a presentation. This is especially
useful in long presentations.
Sounds
Voice-over narration, music, or sound effects can add a new dimension to
presentations.
Quizzing
Let users interact with the presentation, while you track their learning progress or
obtain information (surveys).
Attachments
Add existing information as supporting content for presentations. You can
include documents, spreadsheets, links to web pages, and images as attachments.
Breeze Presenter best practices
Macromedia recommends using these best practices to create a great online presentation:
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Design your online presentation based on the bandwidth capabilities of your audience. If your
audience has fast, broadband connections, you can create a graphic-intensive presentation that
includes many animations. However, if your audience has slower connection speeds, you
should use graphic images that ensure your audience has a good viewing experience.
audience has fast, broadband connections, you can create a graphic-intensive presentation that
includes many animations. However, if your audience has slower connection speeds, you
should use graphic images that ensure your audience has a good viewing experience.
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It helps to create a written script before recording audio for your presentation. Speaking into a
microphone can be more difficult than giving a presentation to a live audience. To ensure a
smooth delivery that covers all of your important points, consider creating a script for the
entire presentation before recording audio for it. (If you have slide notes written in PowerPoint,
you can easily import them into Breeze Presenter to use as a script or as the basis of a script.)
microphone can be more difficult than giving a presentation to a live audience. To ensure a
smooth delivery that covers all of your important points, consider creating a script for the
entire presentation before recording audio for it. (If you have slide notes written in PowerPoint,
you can easily import them into Breeze Presenter to use as a script or as the basis of a script.)
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Add animations enhances the overall presentation. Breeze Presenter supports PowerPoint
animations so that you can create powerful, animated, multimedia presentations. Animations
add impact to your message and improve the user’s overall viewing experience.
animations so that you can create powerful, animated, multimedia presentations. Animations
add impact to your message and improve the user’s overall viewing experience.
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Preview the presentation by publishing it locally before publishing to Breeze. This lets you view
the converted presentation to be sure that it meets your requirements.
the converted presentation to be sure that it meets your requirements.
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Create slide titles to give users easy access to any slide. Check that titles appear in the
PowerPoint outline for all slides, including graphic-only slides, before publishing your
presentation.
PowerPoint outline for all slides, including graphic-only slides, before publishing your
presentation.