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As a speaker, let me just say that I have yet to figure out how to handle this. When I'm presenting, I want people listening to me, not reading the slides. When
by rmurphey3 15y ago
As a speaker, let me just say that I have yet to figure out how to handle this. When I'm presenting, I want people listening to me, not reading the slides. When people are consuming the slides online afterwards, they can quickly get misconstrued without the context of my spoken words. All of that said, I'll add a link to the video from the blog post :)
- timc3 15y agoThe only good way I have seen it handled without a lot of duplication or extra work is to have the speaker's own notes as a handout, and the presentation just for the audience. Of course that takes a little planning up front. Good talk, watched it a few weeks ago, still trying to work out how to solve dependancies on my application in an extensible easy to hand over to other devs way.
- Xurinos 15y agoI have come to the conclusion that communicators must present to different audiences in different formats. Slides used in public speaking are no different from hand gestures. Slides posted online for the same speech have to be touched up or completely redone for the new online audience. The audience who heard my speech might benefit from having a copy of my slides as memory cues.
- otterley 15y agoConsider, then, not referring to your slides as expository material. Instead, add paragraphs to further develop the discussion.