While we advocate for simple, image-first slides, there are times when complex slides–with graphs, charts, images, and analysis–are unavoidable. In these instances, you need to channel your internal tour guide and tell your audience 3 things:
Read MoreRight there on my TV was a critical lesson--that engaging an audience requires careful orchestration of what your audience hears and sees.
Read MoreIf each PowerPoint was an inch, there would be enough PowerPoints to extend to the moon and back...over 10 times!
That’s a lot of slides.
Despite the considerable volume of generated slide decks, the old adage “practice makes perfect” hasn’t borne out. We all regularly encounter slide decks that merely repeat spoken content—often as a string of bullet points. Like this:
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