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Transcript: Which Linearity to Choose? What is Linear vs Non-Linear? This title is far too dark for this background Linear or Nonlinear References There is nothing inherently wrong with either one, they just serve two very different purposes. Nonlinear allow for an easy presentation of multiple subjects or sub-categories, not always related, such as general design tips and linear vs nonlinear comparison. It allows an easier intractability to refer back to past information. Easy to integrate audience participation. Linear is effective at portraying a clear single subject or goal Timing is generally very predictable and easy to plan. Easy to summarize points or imparting facts. Conclusions Effective Presentation Design Nonlinear Presentations This text should probably be split up into different sub points via bullets but instead I’ve made an unsightly wall of text that is visually overwhelming and distracting to those that are viewing the presentation. The lack of spaces and overuse of text rather than outlining and allowing for the oral presentation to fill in the details also muddles the overall effect of the presentation. Overuse of wacky transitions and overly long animations is incredibly distracting when presenting information. Colors such as light blue or light yellow should probably be avoided for those with color blindness. Besides too many pictures, many are covering text or serve no real purpose. Each design of presentation isn’t good or bad, just used for a different purpose. Linearity is focused on fact presentation. Nonlinearity is focused on interactivity and flow. Slide design should conform to design standards. Color should stand out against the backdrop but not be blinding. Maintain a color scheme throughout for cohesion. Over use of transitions and animations is a major distraction. Having text structured makes it more clear. This being underneath and smaller text provides hierarchy and shows this is a related point. This also allows the view a clear means of identifying what you’re talking about. Clarity in text contrast and pictures to assist but not clutter is key to good design. This white, for example, shows well against the red backdrop. Ensuring images don’t cover text is also important. Good Keeping it structured and outlined. Use bullets to show what points are subordinate to overarching statements Especially for voiced presentations, don’t include every word you wish to say in the text, just outline the points. Light transitions and low stylization. Transitions can keep a presentation interesting as long as it’s not overly utilized. Use of pictures or video (non-autoplay) to support your point. Linearity allows for a step-by-step structured series of slides most effective in conveying facts or information that has little need for audience participation. Despite the transitions making it seemingly non-linear, this presentation is linear, as it follows a fixed path. Good and Bad Design Choices Thank you! We will discuss the best ways to make the best presentation possible. Picking between a linear or nonlinear style. Effective means of conveying a message. Pitfalls many presentations succumb to. Nonlinearity tools like prezi greatly help in managing clutter. The ability to zoom into smaller text allows it to not take up space on previous slides. Transitioning to focus on a video or picture is also very easy with varying slide sizes. Good Example Linear and Non-Linear Ways to Make the Best Presentation Linear Follows a set path going forward from slide to slide. Can’t go back to a previous slide. Generally forces conclusions for a section to be at the end. Uncomplicated, but that’s okay. Non-Linear Can reference back to past slides more easily. Can jump only to certain slides of information. Link between slides more similar to a website. Effective for unguided presentations. Now that you have an idea of which type of presentation to choose, slide design is also important. Many powerpoints stumble because of ineffective or overly cluttered design. Many mistakes come at the most fundamental level, making the wrong type of presentation. Being able to identify if it’s a simple, single message or user interactivity is key in initial design choice. Over-focus on nonlinearity in a powerpoint that really only needs to be a linear summary can seem overly complex. Linearity can be perceived as boring. This text has high contrast to the background By David Rosenberg How to Make an Effective Presentation Presentation Best Practices Knickerbocker, Vicky, and Brent Olsonawski. "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: Powerpoint Basics." Inverhills. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 June 2014. <https://www.inverhills.edu/StudentSuccessDay/pdfs/TheGoodBadandUglyPowerPointBasics.pdf>. "Microsoft PowerPoint 2003." PowerPoint 2003: Linking and Branching, UWEC. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 June 2014. <http://www.uwec.edu/help/PPoint03/lnkbrch.htm>. "Non-linear PowerPoint Presentation." Non-linear PowerPoint Presentation. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 June

Flower Design Styles

Transcript: • A term originating in Europe for a composition of relatively few, well-organized materials, usually placed in groups, emphasizing bold forms and clean lines. Generous use of negative space accentuates the individual flowers, leave, stem angles, colors and textures. Radial stem placement and asymmetrical balance are typical. This type of design is sometimes referred to as high styles • A classical, massed composition evocative of the traditionally lush Herbaceous Borders of England. Popularized by the 20th-century gardeners and designers such as Gertrude Jekyll and Constance Spry, English garden designs feature an abundance of seasonally compatible, radially arranged plant materials in a profusion of forms and colors. The inclusion of woody stem branches and foliage is typical, frequently being used to express the gracefully arching lines that are characteristic for the style. These designs have served as the inspiration for the classically styled flower arrangements of the southern United States. Sweet Pea-Lathyrus Snapdragon-Antirrhinum Lisianthus-Eustoma Chrysanthemum-Chrysanthemum Complimentary-yellow, purple Tulip-Tulipa Aster-Aster Snapdragon-Antirrhinum Gerber Daisy-Gerbera Solidago-Solidago Flat Fern-Polystichum African Lily-Agapanthus Chrysanthemum-Chrysanthemum Yarrow-Achillea Sunflower-Helianthus Dill-Anethum Solidago-Solidago Israeli Ruscus-Ruscus Chrysanthemum-Chrysanthemum Speedwell-Veronica Gladiola-Gladiolus Hydrangea-Hydrangea Swiss Cheese Plant-Monstera Philodendron-Philodendron Papyrus-Cyperus Hogarth Curve Bear Grass-Xerophyllum Oriental Lily-Lilium Hala Leaf-Pandanus Dichromatic-pink and blue Calla Lily-Zantedeschia Curly Willow-salix Rose-Rosa Sunflower-Helianthus Wheat-Triticum Oriental Lily-Lilium Spray Rose-Rosa https://www.pinterest.com/acano0829/dried-flower-arrangements/ Dichromatic-yellow and green • A rounded or conical floral arrangement, similar to a nosegay, named for a German style of interior design of the early 1800s. a biedermeier design is typically created with compact spiraling or concentric circles, each featuring a particular flower or color, with virtually no negative space Monochromatic-Orange https://www.pinterest.com/alisonchestnutt/flowers/ Western Line Design • A general term for symmetrical and asymmetrical triangle, L-shaped, Horizontal, vertical, crescent, and pointed-oval arrangements, which are based on geometric forms. These arrangements are characterized by a well-established focal area near the lip of the container. All stems appear to radiate from this base. The height is typically at least one and one half to two times the height or width of the container, whichever is greater. The western line style is derived from the linearity of Ikebana combined with the traditional massed arrangements of Europe, giving rise to the term Line Mass design. • A type of circular shelter design resembling a bird’s nest. Several layers of plant materials encircle the center to create a feeling of protection, and at the same time draw the eye inward. A composition in which the floral materials are completely enclosed inside a vessel, such as a glass vase. A composition in which parts of the arrangement are “protected” by a structure of branches or other materials that extend over and above it. Less commonly, a design created deep inside a container in which the walls and or rim of the vessel itself “protect” the design https://www.pinterest.com/camillalyle/sunflower-weddings/ • A composition of fresh cut, dried, or artificial plant materials assembled into the form of a garden topiary, typically a standard Enclosure/Shelter Analogous-red, orange, purple http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-bouquet-inspired-by-a-richard-diebenkorn-painting-1410971260 Achromatic-white Dichromatic-Pink and purple https://www.pinterest.com/katiedavenpotty/victorian-misc/ Pussy Willow-Salix Carnation-Dianthus Leather Leaf-Rumohra Alder Twig-Alnus Dracaena-Dracaena Colonial • An arrangement that features descending lines of plant materials in the manner of falling water. Descending lines, sometimes intentionally crossed, and several layers of different, typically sheer materials with delicate textures emphasize depth and create a flowing effect. Non floral and/ or reflective elements are often incorporated. The mechanics may be foam-based or hand-tied Abstract https://acroquet.wordpress.com/2012/04/16/landscape-vs-vegetative-arrangements/ • A three-dimensional, closed form composition consisting of a clearly defined geometric shape that is wholly or partially filled or outlined with plant material and or decorative accents. None of the materials used should violate the integrity of the geometric form: cone, pyramid, obelisk, sphere Stacked/Hedgerow Vegetative Volumetric monochromatic-pink • Grouping large masses of flowers, foliage, and grasses together to create a compact design with few voids and no obvious center of interest. Usually these arrangements were round or oval in shape. Flower on

Template Design

Transcript: Motivation Motivation Advantages both economically and politically. Influence public opinion, thus the ability to impact societal perceptions and even shape policy decisions. Can work as a framework for policymakers, social media platforms, and civil society to monitor and respond to the evolving landscape of political discourse. Keep your words short and punchy so your audience stays focused. You can add imagery and frames to keep their attention where you want it. Methodology A pipeline with 5 stages+ Data A pipeline with 5 stages+ Stage.1: Preprocessing Stage.2: Topic Modelling Stage.3: Event Detection Stage.4: Story Extraction Stage.5: Competing Narratives Detection 1.2 million tweets of European politicians extracted from Twitter for the period from January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2022. Tweets are narrowed down to tweets authored by German speaking politicians in 2022. Extracted tweets attributes: 'id', 'user-id', 'date', 'text', 'lang', 'translation' and 'sentiment'. Map of user party affiliation, which includes user IDs and their corresponding party affiliations. (Source: Wikidata) Put a bold statement here Use this space for details that you haven’t talked about yet. Relate what you’re saying to the nearby image so your audience has a visual, too. Use this for a powerful quote or statistic. Content Motivation Introduction.. Data. Method. Evaluation. Conclusion. Automated Identification of Competing Narratives in Political Discourse on Social Media Ahmad Hamadeh Hannover, den 15. Mai 2024 Conclusion

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