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The advice feels solid, well at least it speaks to Chelsea's personal approach to making a presentation. Authenticity counts for a lot. But those slides; the w
by mvkel 3y ago
The advice feels solid, well at least it speaks to Chelsea's personal approach to making a presentation. Authenticity counts for a lot.
But those slides; the walls of text. If I'm reading what's on the slide, I'm not listening to what you're saying. Worse, I'm trying to do both, so neither is leaving an imprint in my brain.
Text-heavy slides are great if I'm emailing a deck to someone, but for presenting, 5-6 words max per slide.
- ghaff 3y agoThe answer is ideally that you have a presentation deck and a linked article/blog but that's asking a lot of presenters who don't have the article/blog published somewhere anyway.
- elijaht 3y agoI like simple slides with heavy notes. Feels like the best of both worlds for both preparation and distribution