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That sounds like the worst of both worlds? You end up with a slide deck that doesn't contain the information added by the presenter, but which are too info-heav
by mort96 4y ago
That sounds like the worst of both worlds? You end up with a slide deck that doesn't contain the information added by the presenter, but which are too info-heavy to work well during the talk.
- ghaff 4y agoI'm talking more about program updates, "know before you go" information about events, etc. rather than conference keynotes. (Of course, there are many things in between.) For this sort of thing you really do want a canonical source of information--including for those who didn't attend a call that hit the highlights. And these days that tends to be a fairly dense slide deck because that's what a lot of people prefer and you meet people where they are. My conference presentations don't generally have a lot of words. But that's not all I do and it does mean my conference presentation slide decks aren't super-informative on their own.