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Very much so. I just designed a presentation for a Zoom talk I'm doing, and its intended use case is not only that I'll be going through it during the talk, bu
by Mezzie 5y ago
Very much so.
I just designed a presentation for a Zoom talk I'm doing, and its intended use case is not only that I'll be going through it during the talk, but that printouts will be available, and the handout/resource will be available digitally perpetually.
Since the presentation involves complex, easily confused topics (voting research), being very specific is necessary in this case.
Marketing a product or making an argument require different types of presentations than teaching. Each can be done well or poorly.
- andrewaylett 5y agoHave you considered putting the text in the slide notes, rather than in the slides themselves?
- Mezzie 5y agoI actually sent it to them both ways (I just consider it basic good practice since I have a background in accessibility; presentation + some form of 'just text' is my default)! Which is fun, because there's notes and then True Notes(TM) with all my terrible jokes.