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CUT Newsletter by Dave Paradi of ThinkOutsideTheSlide.com
Vol. 5 Issue 4 Feb 21, 2006  Published & Copyright by Dave Paradi
In this issue:
Non-Linear & Advanced Delivery Techniques web tutorial today
New York Workshop March 14
New Customized Web-based Training Alternative Available
PowerPoint Tip - Research on Effective Presentations
Non-Linear & Advanced Delivery Techniques web tutorial today
If you want to take your presentations up to a new level, you will
want to join me today for a web tutorial on advanced delivery
techniques.  If you want to create completely audience focused
presentations, you will want to learn about non-linear presentation
design, where you can cover topics in the order your audience wants
to.  I used this recently at a conference and the audience decided
what we covered in what order - it was totally customized for that
group.   Sign up at:
http://www.thinkoutsidetheslide.com/webtutorials.htm
New York Workshop March 14
The major marketing has started for the New York one-day
intensive Think Outside The Slide(tm) workshop.  If you are
interested in being able to create better slides in less time, you
really should check this out because you will be able to get the
ideas and exact instructions you need in only one day.  If you can't
make the workshop, please let any colleagues or friends know that
they should check it out.  Full details at:
http://www.thinkoutsidetheslide.com/nycmarch06.htm .
Completely customized Web-based Training Now Available
I get many e-mails asking when I will be holding a workshop in a
certain location or if I will be in a certain city to contact an
organization who wants me to speak to their staff.  I know that
budgets are tight everywhere and you are looking for the most
economical way to get this great information to your staff.  Well,
now you have a great new option.  I have invested in a web-based
training service that allows you to see my desktop and hear my
instructions live as I show you how to solve your specific problems.
It is very affordable and can save a ton on travel costs for
everyone.  Check out more details at:
http://www.ThinkOutsideTheSlide.com/webtraining.htm
PowerPoint Tip - Results of Presentation Delivery Survey
Last month I conducted a survey on how presenters deliver their
PowerPoint presentations.  Thank you to the 250 people who
participated.  I have analyzed the numeric data and written comments
and concluded the following.  Both the numerical and written data
reinforce trends that I have seen emerge over the past few years.
The majority of presentations are still delivered with the presenter
standing up using projected slides.  But that depends on the
location of the presentation and we are starting to see it change.
Outside the organization, it is more likely that a presentation will
be printed and delivered due to the logistical challenges and the
need for personal connection, especially in sales situations.  We
are starting to see, and will continue to see, the growth of remote
presentations.  It has started for internal presentations, but will
grow to also include external presentations as the cost of bringing
people together grows (hence the new web-based training service I
introduced above).  This will become a more important consideration
for presenters and designers.  That's why in today's web tutorial I
will be going over some of the key ideas to keep in mind when using
web based presentation services or doing a remote presentation.
Audiences are getting fed up with endless bulleted text slides and
presenters have been put on notice.  It is time for presenters to
learn how to incorporate meaningful graphics and focused multimedia
elements that bring the message alive and don't distract from the
presentation.  It is good to see that many presenters have
recognized this need and are looking for ways to incorporate more
than just text.  In the next few newsletters, I will be taking each
of the key issues and giving specific advice that you can use.  You
can see all the detailed results at:
http://www.ThinkOutsideTheSlide.com/articles/deliverysurvey.htm
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