Question

How can free-form slides prevent cognitive overload in the audience?

            1) By creating text-heavy slides

            2) By offering "big picture" views instead of detail

            3) By being used only as a way to support a detailed handout

            4) By limiting the amount of information delivered in each slide

            5) By creating slides that all look alike, creating flow and uniformity

Answer 1

Ans: 4) By limiting the amount of information delivered in each slide

Visually oriented free-form slides help keep audiences engaged in presentations by providing complementary information through both textual and visual means; limiting the amount of information delivered at any one time to prevent cognitive overload; and helping viewers process information by identifying priorities and connections, such as by highlighting the most important data points in a graph