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The two most important things I've learned about presentations: 1. Look at your audience, not your slides. They didn't show up to look at the back of your head
by jaysonelliot 16y ago
The two most important things I've learned about presentations:
1. Look at your audience, not your slides. They didn't show up to look at the back of your head.
2. Put as little on the screen as possible. If you have more you want them to read/remember afterward, make a handout with the detailed stuff. You want your audience looking at YOU, not a slide on the wall.
Nancy Duarte was handing out copies of her book "Slideology" to speakers at the BIL 2009 conference - it was the best schwag I've ever gotten. I can't recommend her blog enough: http://slideology.com/ http://slideology.com/