One way to appreciate the value of good design is to fix a file that is not designed well. In this exercise, you open a file that has several errors and design flaws and fix it according to the good design elements, using the skills that you practiced in the lessons. Navigate to the folder with the student files, open , and save it as U2Ch09FixItStudentName Examine this presentation and modify it, using the skills you have practiced, to create a professional presentation. Review the content and make changes to the design, layout, formats, and animations that are needed to comply with the good design principles covered in this chapter. Include the file name and slide number on the slides. Here is a list of design principles introduced in this chapter, along with some tips on how to fix the presentation. Use the principles that are appropriate for each slide. A successful result will apply appropriate slide layouts for all sides and employ good design principles for capit
alizing titles and bullet points. Images will not overlap text but will be balanced with the text. Tabular data will be displayed in a table and sized so that the text is readable. The chart will display only the relevant data that was entered on the Excel worksheet. A correct chart type will be selected to display the numerical relationship. Consistent animations will be applied to the text, table, and SmartArt, Chart, and other media. The presentation will be error-free and include the file name in the slide footer area. Submit the file as required by your instructor. Save and close the file. Information workers add value to data by organizing, selecting, displaying, communicating, interpreting, and using data to support decisions. On the Job exercises simulate a situation where you are given data and your job is to add value to it using the skills you practiced in this chapter. Success in these exercises indicates that you have a valuable skill to offer an employer.