Using correct fonts
   Please use Lato Medium for body text, like 
                      this. 
          For titles, use Gotham Bold. 
  If you use non-Latin characters, please use a 
            standard font (like Arial).
  Name of the presentation
     Using correct fonts (cont.)
       When presenting, make sure to use a 
   computer with Lato and Gotham Bold installed. 
   If those fonts are not installed, then standard 
        fonts will be used instead, and the 
       organization and appearance of your 
        presentation may be compromised.
        If you’re not comfortable installing fonts, 
    please contact either the Technology and Resource 
      Center (TRC) at 425.640.1010 | trc@edcc.edu 
   or the Helpdesk at 425.640.1234 | helpdesk@edcc.edu
  Name of the presentation
       Using correct colors
  If you’re writing on a white background, please use the 
  color Accent 1. This is the 5th color on the first row of 
  color choices.
  If you’re writing on a colored background, please use 
  white.
  You may also use green text for emphasis. Select Accent 
  2, which is the 6th color on the first row of color choices. 
  Accent 2 can be used on both white and blue 
  backgrounds.
  Do not use text effects, like shadows, glow, or 3D.
 Name of the presentation
     Changing the Name of the Presentation
    You cannot edit the name of the presentation by 
   clicking “Name of the presentation” on the bottom 
              left of a slide. 
   Instead, you’ll need to make the change through the 
    Slide Master, which is the template for the whole 
   presentation. Click View, then Master > Slide Master. 
  After you change the presentation name, click “Close 
              Master View.”
   The name you wrote will appear on all slides except 
              the title slides.
 Name of the presentation
    This is a title slide.
  You should use it to begin and end the presentation. Use the logo 
  that suits your needs best (the stacked one is preferred, but takes 
  more room). You can also use your department sublogo instead. 
   Please use the white version of the logo, keep it centered, and 
  make it at least 2.5 inches wide (approximately ¼ of the standard 
         width of a PowerPoint presentation).
 Name of the presentation