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(BUG1E2)Slideshows:
Bad vs. GoodCreated by Ima N. Kusmayanti
Computational Science
School of Computing
Telkom University
2014
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Sometimes, our slideshows
are too crowded or too
colorful.
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Study the following
slideshows.Are they bad or good?
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Bad or Good?
Bad
4
The slide is too
crowded.
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Bad or Good?
Good
5
The title is clear
and the main
point is
highlighted.
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Bad or Good?
Bad
6
The information is
unclear and
difficult to read.
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Bad or Good?
Good
7
The title is clear
and it is easy to
read the
information.
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Bad or Good?
Bad
8
It has too many
colors.
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Bad or Good?
Good
9
The colors are
contrast with each
other.
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Bad or Good?
Bad
10
Again, this slide is
too crowded.
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Bad or Good?
Good
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It is simple and
clear.
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Bad or Good?
Bad
12
It is difficult to
read the
information.
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Bad or Good?
Good
13
It is easy to read
and the main
point is
highlighted.
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Bad or Good?
Bad
14
The background
selected makes it
too crowded.
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Bad or Good?
Good
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It is clear and easy
to read.
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Now you know several
examples of simple and
good slideshows.
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