Good GE Slide

 

I chose this slide that I got from GE and I like their slides because they use clean white

backgrounds, a nice sans sarif font, the pictures are high quality, and the diagrams are always well drawn. I  think they must have someone or a group of people that are in charge of creating their power points. I noticed Reynolds used a presentation from GE as an example in his book. I found the slides I have are very similar to the ones featured in the book.

More slide reevaluation

Here is one of the slides I used before in my class and the next one is my redesign of the slide.

Evaluating my Powerpoints

In this entry I decided to go back and look at some of the Power Points I use in my classes that I teach. The first one I looked at was one that came out of the Prenhall text book. I run these in slideshow view with animations. The first screen is the slide before the animation. The second is after the animation runs. The first thing I picked out was the word voltage in the blue box is a bit hard to see and I think it would be better with a white font color. Also, the chapter 2 box and summary box could be taken out, because they don't add anything to the slide.

Bad Color Wheel

I picked this image as an example of color that does not consider people with color deficiencies and is much different than the color wheel posted earlier. Nothing is labeled, so it is hard for me to pick a color. This image is from Microsoft Word and I was trying to make a chart using either Monochromatic or Analogous colors, but it was hard to figure out the colors, so the only color scheme I could use is Complementary. One thing I did notice was the darker shades are placed on the outside to help the colors pop out.