Question

In this week's lecture, you learned that PowerPoint allows you a great deal of creativity when it comes to developing your presentation. With that in mind, in this week's discussion, we will be investigating more of what PowerPoint offers users as far as creativity goes. Please go to the link below:
Templates for PowerPoint

In your initial post, highlight at least two PowerPoint templates. You will download the templates from the website and attach the blank PowerPoint files to your post. You will address the following prompts as you write your post:

Explain how each template you chose could be used in a specific professional setting. Be detailed.
Describe, in detail, how these templates provide a presenter an advantage that a basic slide design (or no design at all) could not.
Address the potential danger in focusing too much on templates and slide designs. Can a user go too far?

Answer 1

Balthasar and Gold Keynote templates are best for use in a professional environment. However, care must be taken when choosing slide templates, as the user may focus more on the details of the template than on the presentation.

What are the strong features of the Balthasar template?

• It has a vast amount of editable graphics.
• It has elegant and formal colors.
• It has a clean and objective look.
• It has a wide variety of visual features.

What are the strong features of the Gold Keynote template?

• It has a highly standardized interface.
• It presents great freedom of customization of resources.
• It presents complementary and cohesive colors.
• It has a wide range of visuals.
• It presents a formal and sober look.

Both templates are very effective for a professional environment that requires sobriety and objective information. In this context, it is important that the user coherently uses the templates, not only focusing on the details and the use of visual resources but paying attention to the quality and objectivity of the presentation, using the template as a resource and not as the center of information.

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