Prepared by:

Delsa M. Marciano

BSEd II-Mathematics

Allows you to present information systematically

Works well with a large audience

*Use transparencies only for an outline, a graph, or for highlighting some parts of your speech.

More convenient to

use than the OHP

Can project directly

the pictures or texts

you want to show on

the screen

Requires filming, processing, and mounting

Can show exactly

what scenes or

situations you want

to tell you audience

about

*Make sure it does not

eat up the time for

your speech.

Compact, portable

and easy to operate

Can be used to set

the tone for a

speech, or to amuse

the audience

Can be used for a

report that needs a

flow chart, a graph,

a table, or an

illustration

Does not need prior preparation

Allows you to write key concepts or to draw a diagram as you speak

*Do not write long sentences because they can disrupt the flow of your speech.

Prepare these

beforehand

Cannot be used with

a large audience

Distribute them

ahead of time

It do not contain

your speech en toto

Can add color and

animation to your

speech

Computer graphics

and the Powerpoint

will surely delight

your audience.

THANK YOU :D