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104 Articles match "Design","Keynote"
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Design Visual Communications Effectively - It's rare you see a presentation not utilizing PowerPoint (or Keynote). This is terribly ineffective and is costing you sales - I promise that. Instead, make an effort to design your visuals effectively. There are a number of free resources our there, including my free eBook entitled "10 Tips and Techniques for More Effective Presentations." If you have a presentation that needs and If there's one thing I've learned while engulfed in the world of marketing communications the past few years, it's that you are ALWAYS presenting - especially when it comes to business.
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Earlier this week, I offered you some lessons from the Twitter CEO's unsuccessful SXSW keynote : Let the audience express itself early, don't sit to be sure you project energy, be interactive with the audience when you represent an interactive technology and plan, plan, plan your content. Too many speakers and organizers just let panels happen without thinking through the content, flow, space for adjustments that need to be made in real time, and how to give the audience (in the room and outside the room on the backchannel) the information it needs and wants. Don't forget that there
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Fonts are very important to me within presentation design. What I always say is...
I want to make sure you understand that font is just one component of many that create an effective PowerPoint or Keynote presentation, and your slides are NEVER more important than you, the living/breathing presenter. Tags: Presentation Desig I take my font choices seriously and a number of them are near and dear to my heart. "Choosing Choosing your font wisely" is actually my #3 tip in my eBook, Ten Tips and Techniques for More Effective Presentations .
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Friday, May 1, 2009
home tech life management vegas glossary archives about Tech Life Simple, clean, and easy Keynote Kung-fu It’s WWDC season and that means Keynote . Today is Sunday and I’ve clocked 6 hours of Keynote and I’m ok with that. Keynote doesn’t get in my way and Keynote doesn’t piss me off, so I’m taking Lots of it. This is basic Keynote blocking and tackling.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
home tech life management vegas glossary archives about Tech Life You’re the presentation Keynote Kung-fu Two You’ve taken some hits. The original Keynote Kung-fu article describes how to set up and use Keynote for the first time, but once you’ve done a couple of presentations, you’re going to want more. How To Not Throw Up and Out Loud Being taken apart by the execs because they could smell you weren’t prepared. The slide deck you loved that the audience ignored.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Yes, you can design a PowerPoint presentation without using PowerPoint. And you don't need Keynote or OpenOffice, either. With speedy internet access, you can design a presentation "in the cloud". What are Presentation Design Cloud Apps? When you access any of these three (currently free) online apps, you can design a presentation "in the cloud". (That's Think Google Docs Presentations . Or 280slides .
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Thursday, April 9, 2009
You may not have heard of Bill Buxton yet, but the Canadian designer and computer scientist is well known in the field of human–computer interaction. Bill wrote a good book in 2007 called Sketching User Experiences: Getting the Design Right and the Right Design. are applicable to presentation design as well. Currently he is Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research. A lot of the things he talks about in his book (e.g.,
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
The results can be seen below as I share with you how to create effective charts in Keynote ‘09. Hopefully, Tags: Slide Design Video No, I haven’t abandoned this blog. The The gap in between posts can easily be explained. You You see, I have been learning how to use Adobe Premiere and Screenflick . The
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Friday, May 8, 2009
Let’s face it, designers aren’t cheap - especially good ones . So hiring a designer or a design firm to build your world-class presentation might be out of your price range. So anyone with an internet connection can start educating themselves and learn how to design for themselves. My dad is a handyman. Not professionally, but a handyman just the same.
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Not so much the content, but the design and delivery. So many presenters look at PowerPoint and Keynote and see a "presentation." As a society of presenters, we've got to change the way we look at PowerPoint and Keynote. Tags: Presentation Desig In the past few weeks I've been sitting in on a number of presentations. While we continue to try and improve the quality and effectiveness of presentations worldwide (go big or go home, right?),
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Monday, December 28, 2009
If you’ve read any of my previous posts , you’ll know that the cornerstone to an effective PowerPoint or Keynote presentation is idea of “Simplicity.” Tags: Presentation Desig Keeping your slides as simple and image-based as possible will keep your audience visually engaged and will help them recall your message more easily. Filling slides with useless text can be detrimental to your presentation’s health.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Walter Murch, award winning Sound Designer and Editor for Hollywood, has worked on films like Apocalypse Now, The English Patient, The Godfather II, and many others. Randy Thom, another brilliant Sound Designer and Editor from major motion pictures like Forest Gump built this list in an article he wrote in 1999 titled
“Designing Designing a Movie for Sound”.
Sounds What was your favorite movie? What made it so memorable?
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Friday, April 3, 2009
In the course of the past two weeks, I have read three separate writings that hail Apple Keynote as the antidote to Death by PowerPoint and a savior to the presentation community.
Let me begin by saying that I have absolutely nothing against Keynote. bazillion people switched overnight to Keynote, would they all become better presenters? Please.
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