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The presentation in power point is beautiful. School Powerpoint Presentations

A selection of presentations for every taste and for different purposes. The number of slides in the template is 20+. Available in .pptx and Google Slides formats. Use it!

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Fully editable template: easily change colors, fonts, images, and 80+ cool icons to match any color accent!

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Bright slides with watercolor texture will not leave anyone indifferent! Suitable for creative performances and presentations in the field of art.

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A bright template for presentations with small headings. The colors of the elements can be changed - you can make a presentation in a corporate style or in your favorite shades.

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Strict style for project presentation, research, financial reports and anything where there are a lot of tables. The templates are spacious!

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A template that will help you turn your presentation into a coherent story and support it with beautiful pictures.

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Spacious template! Charts, graphs, tables - everything fits.

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Minimalistic design for those who like to keep things short and to the point. It will help to place accents and draw the attention of listeners to the main thing.

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Beautiful slides with dynamic geometric shapes. Plenty of space for text and large elements, just don't overdo it.

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A stylish gradient and a dialog frame are a cool combination! Write the main idea in the frame, and in the free space you can place text, a photo or a small sign.

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A good choice for establishing business and corporate presentations. If you are worried about bright orange, you can change it, for example, to blue :)

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A template that changes to suit your needs. To change the design, just change the background image to match the theme of the speech and hop! – you have an individual design with cool elements.

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A creative and lively template is suitable for presentations where it is important to place accents and use a minimum of text.

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The bright combination of black and yellow will not leave anyone indifferent! Suitable for both large texts and small accents. You can insert photos and graphics.

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Talk and show is a template for a great pitch. Minimum text, large fonts and objects. It will help you focus on the main thing and prevent you from going overboard with the text.

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Another minimalistic presentation with beautiful icons to tell the most important things.

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Bright and positive. For quarterly financial report will not work, but there are free slides in which you can talk about the benefits of the product/project and place a couple of tables or graphs.

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A capacious template in which you can place everything you want - from large graphs to beautiful photos. The colors can also be customized to suit your taste.

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The simple design and customizable color of the template will allow you to adapt the presentation to your company’s brand. The large selection of icons and beautiful diagrams are impressive.

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The headings are boldly highlighted – it looks cool! The layout changes from background photos, so the design is in your hands. More, of course, for creative ideas.

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A simple template for lovers of minimalism. The red frame will highlight the main thing. Suitable for presenting a project, when it is important to talk about the idea, and visualization fades into the background - pictures have no place here.

Presentation provides information to a wide range of people different ways and methods. The purpose of each work is the transfer and assimilation of the information proposed in it. And for this today they use various methods: from a blackboard with chalk to an expensive projector with a panel.

The presentation can be a set of pictures (photos) framed with explanatory text, built-in computer animation, audio and video files and other interactive elements.

On our website you will find a huge number of presentations on any topic that interests you. If you have any difficulties, use the site search.

On the site you can download free presentations on astronomy, get to know the representatives of flora and fauna on our planet in presentations on biology and geography. During school lessons, children will be interested in learning about the history of their country through history presentations.

In music lessons, a teacher can use interactive presentations in music, in which you can hear the sounds of various musical instruments. You can also download presentations on MHC and presentations on social studies. Lovers of Russian literature are not deprived of attention either; I present to you my PowerPoint works on the Russian language.

There are special sections for techies: and presentations on mathematics. And athletes can get acquainted with presentations about sports. For those who like to create their own own works There is a section where anyone can download the basis for their practical work.

I'm sorry to disappoint you, but PowerPoint doesn't come with design templates. Often these templates are no longer in fashion and will immediately be perceived by your audience as a “low-quality product.”

I offer 2 solutions:

1. Don't use templates at all. Unify your slides with a single color scheme and make the format and position of headings the same on all slides except the first and last.

2.Create your own templates if you plan to use and edit this presentation in the future. To do this, we need to go to the View tab -> Slide Master. This is a secret room that not everyone knows about, as practice shows :)

In this section we can create our own template!

I usually delete all the standard template slides in the left tab and create my own from scratch. All you need here is to add fillers and decorate them.

You now have your own template. Bonus: As a reward for reading this section, I want to give you my secret weapon for creating presentations - a free template of 800 animated slides with infographics, icons and maps, which really helps you get creative. Believe me, it's worth it :) (on our page you can subscribe and get 800 coveted templates)

2 Use 3-5 basic colors when creating presentations.

Please do not use more than 5 different colors when creating your presentation. Moreover, use only 3 base colors, since the other 2 are usually shades of the primary colors. How to choose a color palette.

⁃ One of the three shades must be selected for the background. Decide right away - this will be a presentation with a light or dark background. If you're an advanced designer, you can try alternating, but I'm skipping those experiments in this article.

⁃ Next, choose a color for the text. It should be as contrasting as possible with the background color. The ideal and frequently encountered option: white background - black text. But this option is inferior in terms of creativity :) So let's look at a few examples. Maybe I can give you some ideas:Gray background, light blue body text and dark gray accent. White background, black text, blue accent. 3 Colors. Alternates with a dark background and white text. Dark background, white text, light green accent. Shades of light green are also used here and dark and light backgrounds alternate.

If you still couldn’t decide on a color palette or you don’t have a company/project brand book, then I suggest you the following resource color.adobe.com

Here you can select a color palette based on the image, and also in the “Explore” tab see the solutions of other users and even find out the number of views and likes :)

3 Give up 3D icons from search engines - turn to linear and flat icons.

Unfortunately, I still often see slides that use large, low-quality icons. Now this is an outdated topic and looks very ugly. And some don’t use icons at all, which is also bad, because visualization is important in a presentation, and not just solid text. Purpose of icons: replace unnecessary text and speed up the memorability and digestibility of information. My advice to you: when creating a presentation, use icons from this resource - flaticon.com

Icons from flaticon will make your presentation more modern and concise.

There is a section " Packs", where you can find icons of a single style on a specific topic from one designer. I advise you to comprehensively select icons in this way so that they are all in the same style.

Subconsciously, we feel every detail in the presentation, right down to the line thickness of the icons, and if this thickness is different between icons, then the presentation immediately ceases to be in harmony, and subconsciously we no longer perceive it as high-quality.

Also, when working with icons, I would like to note this tendency among people: "blindness syndrome". This is when everything in a presentation is made large in size - “so that everyone can see.” If you make everything huge, it will significantly reduce the quality of your presentations, but icons only look good at small sizes. Let's look at an example:

4 Every slide is a picture and it needs a frame. Or is it not needed?

When creating a presentation, keep the frame from the edges of the slide. Moreover, large frames are in fashion now. Important: The distance from the borders to the content of the slide should be the same on all sides. Example:
What can happen? It may turn out that the content you planned to post will not fit on one slide, and that’s good! Don't try to cram everything on one page. It's better to divide it into two slides with one title.

One slide - one message.

Why make everything big - the slide needs air.

5 Give up bad habits. Stick with serif fonts.

Unless you are an avid designer and experiment with fonts, I advise against using serif fonts.

I offer you the following list of fonts: System fonts:

Arial Black (headers only)

Calibri Third party fonts:

Bebas (headers only)

Gotham Pro How to combine fonts when creating a presentation?

If you have never touched on the topic of combining fonts before, then I advise you to use only one group of fonts when creating a presentation and change only its type. For example, make the heading Arial Black, and for regular text Arial, or another option from third-party fonts - the heading Raleway Bold, and the main text Raleway Regular.

If you still decide experiment, then you can try the following combinations:

Bebas Bold - header

Raleway Regular - regular text

To other combinations, I prefer to choose one font and change only its type. This is more correct.

Here's a couple links which I personally use to download fonts:

6 When creating a presentation, use only high-quality images.

This is generally a sore subject. Especially here in Russia. If anyone has read Artemy Lebedev’s book “Kovodstvo”, then he clearly notes how, due to the decline of design culture after the collapse of the USSR, our population’s taste for quality design was simultaneously distorted. Perhaps you are reading now and will never appreciate the works that I celebrate here. And it's not because you bad person, but because our environment did not allow you to develop good design taste.

I can only give advice something that has worked great in our studio for several years and is valued internationally (tested on all continents of planet Earth):

⁃ Do not use images from search engines as background images unless necessary

⁃ Download images only from specialized sites where photographers publish their work

⁃ Use images as background high resolution- for me it is at least 1000 pixels in height and width

⁃ Don't use stock images with people's forced smiles and white backgrounds. It looks unnatural.

⁃ You can use the following resources as sources: flickr, unsplash, everypixel

7 Don't use outlines. Either thick or nothing.

Now let's go a little deeper into the design.

You may notice that when you draw a shape in PowerPoint, it may appear blue with a light blue outline. Important: remove these outlines immediately. They will only emphasize that you are not in the trend and did not want to worry about the design of the presentation.

This begs the question: are contours out of style altogether now?

Answer: no, they just mutated into large frames :). Here are some contours that can still be used now:

As for the rest - yes, contours have gone out of fashion like white wigs once did.

8 Don't use shadows. Either big and blurry, or none at all.

Shadows, of course, have not gone out of fashion, unlike contours. But they have turned into something exclusive and expensive. Like a Patek Philippe watch. You either buy an original or a Chinese fake and everyone understands that it is a Chinese fake.

The moral of the story is: if you can create trendy shadows, great! If not, please cancel them everywhere in the "tab" Format".

PowerPoint comes with shadows installed as standard (especially in earlier versions). And I can tell you for sure that such shadows need to be removed immediately from the template. Let's look at examples: Bad shadows from PowerPoint

Nice shadow from Dribbble
Nice shadow from PowerPoint I'm even attaching the settings for you., if you still want to use shadows. But use this power wisely ☝ and do not put such a shadow on all the figures in a row so that they do not fill the entire background.

9 How to make tables and charts beautiful? Remove everything unnecessary.

Here the rules actually overlap, but I noticed that for some, when it comes to tables and diagrams, they seem to forget everything: the rules of colors, contours, shadows, frames, and the like.

However, I have already described all the errors to you. The only thing left to do is not to do them. :) Let's look at it in practice:

Here is the smoker's table:

What is the difference? One is heavy and bulky, the other is clean and concise. Note:

⁃ There is free space between the cell border and the content.

⁃ Of course there are no contours

⁃ No extra shadows

⁃ Some fields are not filled in at all

10 The slide is your canvas. Be creative. Imagine that you have a brush in your hand.

If presentations were created in Paint, the slides would look much more creative. I say this because we often drive ourselves into the template framework of PowerPoint, although we can also create unique works of art there. Let's look at examples of slides created in PowerPoint:

I wish you to create only high-quality presentations for your projects!

These templates can be used to create presentations for lessons and extracurricular activities on any subjects.

Goal: use a template to create an author's presentation

Environment, editor in which the product is executed: Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010

To create the next slide, you can do it traditionally: right-click and select the “Create Slide” command. You can do this: on the menu bar, select Home - Create Slide. Among the samples we select the one that is in this moment needed.

The target audience: for teacher

Goal: use a template to create an author's presentation

Environment, editor in which the product is executed: Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010

This template can be used to create presentations for lessons and extracurricular activities in any subject.

Target audience: for teachers

Goal: use a template to create an author's presentation
Environment, editor in which the product is executed: Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010
Brief description, guidelines for use:
These templates can be used to create presentations for lessons and extracurricular activities in any subject.
To create the next slide, you can do it traditionally: right-click and select the “Create Slide” command. You can do this: on the menu bar, select Home - Create Slide. Among the samples, select the one that is currently needed.

Target audience: for teachers

Goal: use the template to create a custom interactive game

Environment, editor in which the product is executed: Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010

Description:

This template was made in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010 based on the “Labyrinth” game type. If the answer is correct, the student moves on to the next task, but if he makes a mistake, he starts the game over.

IN this template triggers are used. You need to write your own in the spaces provided for questions and answers.

Important: slides cannot be rearranged or deleted. Slide 8 must always be the last one. You can add slides for questions between slides 6 and 7 (duplicate slide).

Target audience: for teachers

Goal: use a template to create an author's presentation

Environment, editor in which the product is executed: Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010

This template can be used to create presentations for lessons and extracurricular activities in any subject.

Target audience: for teachers

Templates for creating PowerPoint presentations. The archive contains 3 templates. This resource can be used to create presentations for lessons and extracurricular activities in any subject.

Target audience: for teachers

The game can be played by two or more students or teams. Players take turns answering questions. You can test yourself by clicking on the question card. If the answer is incorrect, then the card will say “Move Turn” and the next question will answer that question. If the answer is correct, then the card will say “True + 1.” Whoever scores the most points will be the winner.

This template uses the “Animated Sorbont” technological technique. To write an answer, you need to disassemble the “sorbont”. To do this you need to do the following:

Move the first transparent layer to the side.
On the second layer, write your answer.
Assemble the “sorbont” - the second layer and transparent on top.

This needs to be done with each slide. All other triggers are configured automatically.