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Flip charts            
  
         

Flip charts are a useful teaching aid. You can

 purchase prepared or blank flip charts, or you

 can make them. A flip chart is a stationery

item consisting of a pad of large paper sheets.

It is typically fixed to the upper edge of a

whiteboard, typically supported on a tripod or

four-legged easel.


 


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How do teachers use flip charts?



Here's a few tips to help you:



Be prepared. ...

Choose dark, saturated colors. ...

Use colors consistently. ...

Position the flip chart to maximize visibility for

your audience. ...

Minimize the time spent standing in front of the

 flip chart. ...

Be neat… it matters. ...

Print. ...

Print large.

 


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Core Benefits of Flip Charts




Flip charts are both a static display tool (like

 

slides or props) and a dynamic creation tool


(like a whiteboard or the ubiquitous back of the


 napkin). This versatility offers many key


benefits to speakers, including:


Writing or drawing on a flip chart is an active


process, and energizes the speaker.


Whenever I step up to the flip chart, my energy


 levels rise.



Audiences ask more questions. I don’t really

know why, but perhaps it’s because the

scribbles or sketches on a flip chart feel less

permanent (than electronic slides), and thus

more open to questioning and dialogue.


 


The Benefits of using Flip Charts

Core Benefits of Flip Charts




Flip charts are both a static display tool (like


slides or props) and a dynamic creation tool


(like a whiteboard or the ubiquitous back of the


napkin). This versatility offers many key


benefits to speakers, including:


Writing or drawing on a flip chart is an active


process, and energizes the speaker.


Whenever I step up to the flip chart, my energy


 levels rise.



Audiences ask more questions. I don’t really

 know why, but perhaps it’s because the

scribbles or sketches on a flip chart feel less

permanent (than electronic slides), and thus

more open to questioning and dialogue.

 



Writing takes time, and this provides healthy

pauses for your audience to absorb

information or take notes.


Flip charts and brainstorming go together

like peanut butter and bananas (yummy!). One

 of my favorite training techniques is using a

flip chart to record brainstorming sessions. I

ask questions, and then speedily record

responses shouted out by my audience.

Flip charts are low tech and analog. You

don’t need to worry about passwords,

projector bulbs, or extension cords — just

present! (I’m  not saying they are better than

slides; rather, I think speakers should master

both options.)

 


The Benefits of using Flip Charts



Flip Chart Do’s and Taboos




Using flip charts effectively is a basic skill


every competent speaker must possess. You


 may not use flip charts in every presentation


 but you should be able to wield one


effectively when appropriate.


Here’s a few tips to help you:




1. Be prepared.


Check and double check that you have


markers (and that they aren’t dried out) and


enough paper.




2. Choose dark, saturated colors.


To maximize visibility all the way to the back


 of the room, stick to high contrast colors like


black, blue, red, or dark green. Stay away


from yellow or anything pastel-shaded.




3. Use colors consistently.


If you are using more than one color (you


should), then use them consistently. I


typically use black as my base color, but


 then use red or blue to emphasize key


words, or annotate the text.




4. Position the flip chart to maximize


visibility for your audience.



I’ve seen speakers use flip charts from


exactly where they stood at the beginning of


the session: in a far, dark corner. Don’t


hesitate to move the flip chart to a more


convenient location.


 


The Benefits of using Flip Charts



4. Position the flip chart to maximize visibility


 for your audience.



I’ve seen speakers use flip charts from exactly

where they stood at the beginning of the session:

 in a far, dark corner. Don’t hesitate to move the

flip chart to a more convenient location.



5. Minimize the time spent standing in front of

 the flip chart.



Lots of people advise standing to the side, even

 when writing. I find this difficult to do without

compromising legibility. However, it is important

to quickly move off to the side when you aren’t

writing or drawing to avoid being an obstacle.



“Flip charts are

more than just

relics; they remain

one of the most

versatile tools

readily available to

 speakers.”

6. Be neat… it

matters.


If nobody can read it,

it’s pointless. Practice

your penmanship. It’s

not hard to do, but it

does take practice as

it is different than

writing on a desk or table.



7. Print.


Don’t write.



8. Print large.


Make sure every word you print can be read by

the person sitting in the back row of the room.


 


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9. Print straight across.



Keep your words/phrases oriented straight

along the page.

Don’t dip down as if your words are tumbling

down a waterfall.

If you find this difficult, pre-trace some faint

pencil lines along the flip chart pages.



10. Give the flip chart the focus.


If you are using both slides and a flip chart

within the same presentation, consider whether

 the two are needed concurrently.



If you don’t need your slides when using a flip

 chart, black out the slides (use the “B” key in

PowerPoint to do this) to put the entire focus on

 the flip chart.


 


Knowledge Café: No flip charts or butcher paper | Conversational Leadership



11. Don’t use flip charts for lengthy

sentences.



Focus on single words or short phrases. This

 will keep the tempo quick and active — just

what the flip chart should be.



12. Draw pictures. You don’t need to be

an artist.


Of course flip charts are good for planned

diagrams, but they shine when used for

impromptu sketches. Use colors wisely.




13. Make tables, charts, or graphs.


Let your imagination go wild.


 



14. Pre-fill some pages, either in whole

 or in part.



It depends on your overall presentation plan,

but sometimes it makes sense to pr-write or pr-

draw some or all of the pages. On pages

meant for brainstorming, I’ll often pr-write the

column headings.



When using diagrams, I’ll often draw out the

main blocks using black marker before my

session, and then add color labels and

highlights during the presentation.



If you do this, be sure to leave a blank page in

between prepared pages so that the lines don’t

 show through.


 



15.  chart pages throughout your presentation.


Help your audience draw connections by referring back to

relevant flip chart pages from earlier in your presentation.

For example, I sometimes open by brainstorming some big

picture questions the audience has about my topic.

Then, as the presentation proceeds, I can refer back to

those questions as they are answered. If necessary,

rip off the pages and post them on the wall to ensure they

are accessible.

 



15.  chart pages throughout your

presentation.



Help your audience draw connections by

referring back to relevant flip chart pages from

 earlier in your presentation.


For example, I sometimes open by

brainstorming some big picture questions the

 audience has about my topic.


Then, as the presentation proceeds, I can refer

 back to those questions as they are

answered. If necessary,rip off the pages and

post them on the wall to ensure they are

accessible.

 


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