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I create and deliver a lot of presentations. What I notice: I often use PPT "slide sorter" to reorganize slides. My presentations are usually hundreds of slides
by MrTonyD 10y ago
I create and deliver a lot of presentations. What I notice: I often use PPT "slide sorter" to reorganize slides. My presentations are usually hundreds of slides, and I can't imagine hunting through markup for my frequent (daily) reorganizing. I also use the Training standard of about 50% to 60% graphics - and I tend to revise and revise graphics as I work on the course. Having integrated graphics is both very fast and very easy - with easy access to other slides for cut/paste (and an integrated library of symbols I create and reuse.)
I'm not complaining about this project...I'm just commenting about why no "production" course developers would consider switching to something like this. Just an FYI.