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In this video I will share something about 7x7 rule for the presentation.
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The creator explains the 7x7 rule for creating effective presentation slides. The rule suggests limiting slides to seven lines or points, with no more than seven words per line.
Structure
- 1Introduction to the 7x7 rule
- 2Explanation of the 7 lines/points limit
- 3Explanation of the 7 words per line limit
- 4Mentioning variations like 6x6 or 5x5
- 5Closing advice on using the rule as a guideline
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7x7 Rule - PowerPoint/Presentation
7x7 RULE
NO MORE THAN 7 WORDS PER LINE
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In this video I will share something about 7x7 rule for the presentation. The concept is very simple. In one slide, you use less than or equal to 7 lines or sentences. Or another word is you use less than or equal to 7 points. The max is 7 or less. Each points you use, no more than 7 words per line. It will keep your words shorter and then straight to the points. If you want more challenge, you can even try 6x6 or 5x5 rule. So if you follow this rule or guideline, it will solve the issue like too much text. And then keep in mind, it's not the universal formula you must follow. You also can be like add more points, but it's a very good guideline when you want to prepare a presentation and then keep your points straight to the points and just give the PowerPoint. So hope it will help for your presentation.
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The 7x7 rule is simple: For every slide, use no more than seven lines of text — or seven bullet points and no more than seven words per line. Slide titles aren't included in the count. #7x7rule #presentationtips #powerpointtips #powerpoint #presentationskills #presentationhacks
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