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Using Visuals to Support Your Message

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Learn how visuals enhance communication effectively.

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Learn how visuals enhance communication effectively.

by ALA Drills
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Guess the Vocabulary!

The speaker showed a chart right after making her main point, helping the audience understand it better.

2

Guess the Vocabulary!

The main title was in bold blue, while the supporting facts were in light gray and smaller font.

3

Guess the Vocabulary!

Every slide had the same header, logo in the top right, and the company’s signature color palette.

4

Guess the Vocabulary!

Instead of bullet points, the presenter used a visual timeline with icons to explain the project steps.

5

Guess the Vocabulary!

The slide had only one image and one sentence, making the message easy to follow.

6

Guess the Vocabulary!

The title was at the top, the diagram in the center, and the explanation below it in neat columns.

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Guess the Vocabulary!

The presenter used a photo of a crowded subway to highlight the need for better urban planning.

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Guess the Vocabulary!

The slide had spinning titles, bouncing text, and rainbow colors, which made it hard to focus on the topic.
 
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