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Inspiring Speaker Friday: Steve Jobs
Yesterday I referred you to John Zimmer’s blog, Manner of Speaking, for his article titled “10 Tips for Using Props in a Presentation,” which was just chock-full of interesting videos of inspiring speakers making use of props in their presentations. So … Continue reading
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Visual Aids: Why You Should Be Using Them
People have long been researching the effectiveness of using visual aids in presentations. In fact, the Management Information Systems Research Center at the University of Minnesota conducted a study in 1986 that was “designed to systematically explore how computer generated … Continue reading
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Tagged Angie Agrewal, Decker Communications, Dick Durrance, Inspiring Speaker Friday, Management Information Systems Research Center, Mike Artell, Nancy Duarte, Persuasion and the Role of Visual Presentation Support: The UM/3M Study, presentation software, Prezi, Slide:ology, Speaker Resource Centre, study on visual presentation support, teleseminars, University of Minnesota, visual aids
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