M any of our clients have been asking if we can scan 35mm color slides and turn those into files that they can insert into a new presentation or screen show. We now have that capability, so send in your slides by your favorite delivery service and we will send them back to you with a file on a diskette. Now your task is to organize your information into pieces that will be easy for your audience to understand and to digest. The best way to do that is to put yourself into the place of your audience and to visualize how they would like to see your information. If you remember the old adage that a picture is worth a thousand words then you need to figure out how to graphically present your information.
Graphics get information across quickly, spark interest, improve comprehension, and aid memory.
Think creatively about converting words to graphics. Clip art can clarify your message and add humor to your presentation. Try to include at least one image every few pages. If a piece of clip art is not the right orientation, rotate or flip it. Use clip art that complements your message.