Dense bullets hide the point. Today you turn three slides in {{code:02_talk_deck}} into clear pictures and diagrams.
If {{code:02_talk_deck}} is missing, add three bullet slides on your topic before the portfolio build.
Did a picture ever beat words alone?
| Concept | Why it matters | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Explanatory image: carries the slide's point | Decoration distracts; this does the teaching | Coastal path photo, not a sunset |
| Crop: trim to what matters | Keeps the subject large from the back | Path and edge fill the frame |
| Diagram: SmartArt, Diagram, or shapes | Order is clearer than a long bullet list | Four Leave No Trace steps |
| Image credit: where each picture came from | Keeps your talk honest | Final slide listing sources |
Crop check: Before: whole cluttered cliff scene. After: only the path and edge fill the frame.
Part A: Picture and crop (first half). One coastal path photo, cropped tight. Clear beats fancy.
Part B: Diagram and credits (second half). Four Leave No Trace steps, then a credits slide.
Mid-point: when Part A is done, move on to Part B so you finish on time.
Picture test: a path photo teaches stay-on-path; a sunset only decorates. Pick the one that teaches.
Transfer tip: bakers talk → search {{code:dough kneading}}; steps Mix, Prove, Bake, Cool as diagram boxes. Kit list → one cropped gear photo.
Next you copy the same moves onto {{code:02_talk_deck}}.
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Stock search empty | Try path, cliff path, coastline. Use plain nouns. |
| Crop stuck | Click outside the picture, then retry. |
| No SmartArt or Diagram | Use four shapes and arrows instead. |
| No source name | Write Stock: coastal path, or the title you noted. |
| Still in the practice file | Close it. Edit {{code:02_talk_deck}} only. |
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