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Which of the following represents good practice for using visual aids effectively during an oral presentation? 1 Do not display a visual aid (figure, diagram, table, photograph) way before you refer to it during your speech 2 Use as many PowerPoint slides as possible 3 Circulate any handouts during your speech; don't wait until the end 4 Have as much text as possible on each slide; 5 Make the slides, posters, maps, etc. as complicated as possible to be most informative

Name: which of the following represents good practice for using visual aids effectively during an oral presentation 1 do not display a visual aid figure diagram table photograph way before you ref 95441
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Description: which of the following represents good practice for using visual aids effectively during an oral presentation 1 do not display a visual aid figure diagram table photograph way before you ref 95441

          Which of the following represents good practice for using visual
aids effectively during an oral presentation?
1
Do not display a visual aid (figure, diagram, table, photograph)
way before you refer to it during your speech
2
Use as many PowerPoint slides as possible
3
Circulate any handouts during your speech; don't wait until the
end
4
Have as much text as possible on each slide;
5
Make the slides, posters, maps, etc. as complicated as possible
to be most informative

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Which of the following represents good practice for using visual aids effectively during an oral presentation? 1 Do not display a visual aid (figure, diagram, table, photograph) way before you refer to it during your speech 2 Use as many PowerPoint slides as possible 3 Circulate any handouts during your speech; don't wait until the end 4 Have as much text as possible on each slide; 5 Make the slides, posters, maps, etc. as complicated as possible to be most informative