Capturing Solutions for Learning and Scaling Up by Steffen Soulejman Janus

Author:Steffen Soulejman Janus
Language: eng
Format: epub

5.2.3 Designing a text slide

An example of what to avoid in creating a text slide (figure 5.3) is a long list of characteristics for knowledge assets. On a slide, such detailed content is unreadable—thus, virtually useless—and would be better communicated in a handout.

Figure 5.3 The Unreadable List

A better visual approach to the same content would be selectivity—giving only the most important information (figure 5.4). The reduction in the number of words allows for larger type and for visible color variations that further improve readability. More available space also allows for a more informative title.

Figure 5.4 Selectivity for Readability

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