Think about the last presentation you attended; what was the presenter’s point? Designing a presentation around the most important point (the message) greatly increases the chances that the audience will remember it over time. This is why presentation design starts with crafting a …
Read More“Everything here is a TLA!”
One of my colleagues used to say “Everything here is a TLA!” (three letter acronym). We use acronyms without even thinking. During presentations I sometimes hear a TLA (or other multi-letter acronym) used that I don’t know, or remember. My favorite is EBITA – earnings …
Read MoreAre you blending your presentations?
Two of the most common presentation types are informative and persuasive. The main elements in an informative presentation are facts, figures, features, graphs, and charts. The goal of this presentation type is to educate the audience; an example of an informative presentation is a lecture. …
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