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I've noticed a lot of people do the exact same thing with Powerpoint presentations. Each slide tells the audience exactly what you are going to say and so there
by blktiger 15y ago
I've noticed a lot of people do the exact same thing with Powerpoint presentations. Each slide tells the audience exactly what you are going to say and so there is really no point for you to be there. Good presenters put things on their slides that are in addition to what they say so that the slides tend not to make sense without the presenter.
- cynwoody 15y agoBut what if you are trying to reach a larger audience that is not going to see your presentation (either because it's not online or they don't have the time to watch a video) but might flip through your deck? It needs to be possible to get a worthwhile takeaway just from viewing the slides.
- bo1024 15y agoI was wondering recently if it is possible to create an annotated version of a pdf presentation. Two purposes -- the presenter uses it as notes while they talk, and when the slides get put up, people who read them get to read the annotations too. But in the presentation itself, you only see the slides, not the annotations.