What are the advantages and disadvantages of PowerPoint?

Answer 1

The disadvantages of Microsoft PowerPoint are that:

• You will not be able to change any slide during a PowerPoint presentation for any mistake that you have made until you close the presentation down and edit the slide in the normal view.

• If you are doing the presentation in a dark to a semi dark room, it is difficult for you to get eye contact with your audience while doing the presentation.

• If you have different parts at the end or beginning, which should be after the third or fourth slide, then you will need to skip through the rest of your slides. When you had to skip through some of the slides in the presentation to get to the correct point and by doing this, it will distract your audience and your audience will not focus on the rest of the presentation that you need to give.

• When you are doing the presentation, you will lose where you are because as you give the presentation, you will not have anything to see what you next slide is and that means you will need to keep looking at your presentation that you are giving, to remind yourself what slide is before the current one you are on and what slide is the next one after you have finished on the current slide you are on now.

• When you are giving your presentation, you will need to keep moving, which means if you keep moving quite a look, then you will be distracting the audience, which will make them not concentrate on the rest of the presentation that you need to do.

• As you are doing your presentation, the speed of the presentation may increase, so it makes it much more difficult for you to explain each of the points that you have put in the presentation and also it makes it more difficult to read out your notes that you have made for the points that you have put in the presentation.

• When printing out the slides for the presentation, it will lower the concentration of the audience because they know what slide is coming up next, so that means they will not even bother listening which will then lower the effectiveness of the presentation, that you are giving.

• When creating your presentation, it will be easier to add too many words, so that all the words will not fit on the screen, which will make it much harder for the audience to read the points that you are making.

• When presenting the presentation, the person who is doing it makes them very dependent on the computer because they need to keep clicking the mouse or pressing a button to advance the slides in the presentation, which means they cannot get into giving their full heart to the presentation.

Answer 2

Microsoft PowerPoint Advantages:

• Can easily input images
• Templates are built in for different appearances
• Can add notes pages
• Can easily add media and recordings
• More exciting than a simple word document or hand written presentation
• Master slides make presentations consistent

Disadvantages:

• Some features such as animations and backgrounds can distract the audience from the actual information in the presentation
• File size can become quite large on medium to large presentations
• Some of the features can be quite complicated to use and even the simple features require some getting used to
• When at work, you cant rely on someone else's computer or laptop to run your presentation, there are too many software conflicts and disk space barriers.
• Takes quite a bit of time to create a complete presentation

Answer 3

when you are on a computer, like at school, then you email your progress to your email, then go home to do it, it doesnt have some of the animations from your school com.

Answer 4

Some features such as animations and backgrounds can distract the audience from the actual information in the presentation
File size can become quite large on medium to large presentations
Takes quite a bit of time to create a complete presentation
Templates are built in for different appearances
When at work, you cant rely on someone else's computer or laptop to run your presentation, there are too many software conflicts and disk space barriers.

Answer 5

People get bored.

The presenter is more occupied with the PowerPoint than communicating with the audience.

Answer 6

Presentations have an advantage of being graphical and pictorial. They have a disadvantage of not being that formal.

Answer 7

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