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Creating a video of your presentation from your slides and an audio recording; Issue #221 October 19, 2010

PowerPoint Tip: Creating a video of your presentation from your slides and an audio recording Today’s tip comes from some work I’ve been doing coaching a couple of professional speaking colleagues on how to create a movie of a presentation for use by their client on...

An alternative to using video in a web presentation; Issue #220 October 5, 2010

PowerPoint Tip: An alternative to using video in a web presentation Earlier this year a professional speaking colleague called on me to help her with an upcoming webinar.  It was her first significant webinar for clients and she obviously wanted it to go well.  One of...

How less on your PowerPoint slides makes it easier for you to communicate your message; Issue #219 September 21, 2010

PowerPoint Tip: How less on your PowerPoint slides makes it easier for you to communicate your message I was speaking with a new client recently about how they felt "free" when using the type of persuasive visuals that I suggest presenters create and use.  Here is her...

Deciding what data to show in your presentation; Issue #218 September 7, 2010

PowerPoint Tip: Deciding what data to show in your presentation When a presenter dumps data on their audience and expects the audience to figure it all out, they are setting themselves up for disappointment.  The “data dump” presentation is not effective...

Options for using Data from Excel on PowerPoint Slides – Part 2; Issue #217 August 24, 2010

PowerPoint Tip: Options for using Data from Excel on PowerPoint Slides – Part 2 In the last newsletter we discussed options for pasting a summary table of results from Excel on a slide to present numerical information.  While showing a table of numbers is one option...
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