Title: Critique the clarity and effectiveness of advanced multimedia presentations.
Course: Computer Information Systems, Advanced (10005-IV) > Section: Enhancing Multimedia Presentations

Critique should be made in accordance with the components of effective presentations, including

- achieving the purpose of the presentation in relation to the intended audience
- determining the type of output medium
- considering time constraints and computer hardware availability
- determining the best design for a presentation that will communicate the message
- providing a meaningful title and storyboard based on a focused message to be communicated
- keeping the layout simple, easy to read, and appropriate for the content
- choosing attractive colors, backgrounds, and themes that make the slide easy to read
- keeping the text concise
- choosing fonts, styles, and colors that are easy to read and emphasize important text
- using visuals to help communicate the message of the presentation
- determining additional advanced features that would enhance the presentation and principles of effective communications, such as
  - incorporating appropriate written and oral skills
  - maintaining clarity of content
  - wearing professional attire
  - maintaining good posture
  - practicing effective elocution
  - using presentation software and tools while continuing to engage the audience
  - keeping presentation within the allotted amount of time.