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Friday, March 20, 2009
I've heard this several times from clients who've come to me for help with their slide shows: "My boss/conference organizer/client wants me to take all the images out of the PowerPoint. Don't fool yourself into thinking that the more statistic- and text-laden your PowerPoint is, the more effective it will be. He says they're 'fluff.'"
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
SlideRocket also integrates statistics, so you know how many people have experienced your content. Want to use a FlickR image into your presentation? Each of the cloudware apps I used let you search and add unique FlickR images with the same ease you'd have inserting a stale piece of clipart to a PowerPoint presentation.
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Monday, December 28, 2009
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. Find an image that represents the point you’re trying to make I realize this is easier said than done, but the sweat equity you put into it will pay major dividends. It’s the way 99.9%
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Here are before and after examples: [Note: If you want to be able to read the slide, click on it to be taken to a larger image. For more details on this study including the “conditions&# of the experiment and the statistical results see Michael Alley’s article ). How can you persuade them to change their minds?
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Friday, June 12, 2009
Statistics and numbers. If you have time, find a relevant visual image to add to these slides. would prefer no image rather than an irrelevant or far-fetched visual metaphor. If your visual slides come from different presentations, you may find that they are using varying backgrounds, fonts, image styles. Present.
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Monday, September 7, 2009
They will feel conflicted if they want to use a full-screen image but fear the consequences of covering up the company URL and logo at the footer of each slide. Here are some attributes you may find: Graphs are designed (correctly) in 2D, with different graph types in order to highlight different types of statistical information. .
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Friday, May 1, 2009
or "Dont put paragraphs of text on slides, causing you to shrink the font by 12 points in order to fit them all on the slide, and then stand there and read them."? Support your arguments with evidence: facts, naratives, statistics, metaphors. If you find yourself walking _backwards_, you are probably pacing very vigourously. Breathe.
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