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If standard 8" x 11" paper is used as a script, a good method is to<br />

divide the sheet in half vertically, mark one half audio, and the other<br />

half video, and then write the written presentation across from the<br />

visual that will be shown during that portion of the talk. Remember to<br />

leave plenty of space for easier reading.<br />

Keep slides clean.<br />

Most slides collect dust or fingerprints after being handled.<br />

Fingerprints can be removed by using a commercial liquid<br />

preparation. A camel-hair brush works well on dust.<br />

Label and number slides.<br />

Each slide should be labeled and numbered in case you drop or<br />

scramble them accidently. It does happen!!<br />

Use good equipment.<br />

A slide program is worthless without proper equipment.<br />

• The projector should be checked before each use. Make sure<br />

that you have a spare bulb, a three-to-two prong adapter, at least<br />

one 15-foot or longer extension cord and a remote control<br />

extension.<br />

The lens should be clean, so have a static brush. Have a stand<br />

for the projector, in case it is needed. If a cartridge projector is<br />

used, correctly place and check each slide before arriving for<br />

the performance.<br />

• Consider screen size and the focal length required for the lens.<br />

The screen should be filled by the picture, if possible. If you<br />

use both horizontal and vertical slides are used, have a square<br />

screen. If the screen is rectangular, either the vertical or<br />

horizontal slides are too large.<br />

CONDUCTING SCHOOL PROGRAMS – GUIDE Slide Presentations - 25

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