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How to Create Presentations that Don’t Suck – Lifehacker

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Though the title of Lifehacker’s post is tasteless, it gets to the point: that too many presentations fail to have the impact they should. Too many teachers and professors, people who are professional communicators speaking to groups, do so not very well. The post covers five key problems and offers solutions for them:


  1. Too Many Ideas on One Slide

  2. Clichés and Clipart

  3. Lack of Emphasis

  4. Random Design Choices

  5. No Relationship to the Audience

So read up on how to reduce the suckage in your presentations!
How to Create Presentations that Don’t Suck – Lifehacker.

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June 10, 2011 at 10:53 am Comments (0)