Tuesday, May 17, 2005
Change Your PowerPoint!
In today's 12 minute PowerPoint podcast, I discuss an important visual cue that promises your audience that they are going to hear something different or new.
And I discuss two OTHER visual cues in your PowerPoint presentation that just might tell your audience that they're going to hear the "same old, same old."
What are those visual cues? And what might you need to change?
Listen to find out!
Show notes:
In first few minutes of the podcast, I reference Robert Scobles' blog, and this article in particular.
And in the last few minutes, I might inadvertantly offend people who attend a Big Ten school in Ann Arbor -- what's the name of that school? You know, the one that's not as good as the one in East Lansing? ;) ¶ 5/17/2005 01:24:00 PM
In today's 12 minute PowerPoint podcast, I discuss an important visual cue that promises your audience that they are going to hear something different or new.
And I discuss two OTHER visual cues in your PowerPoint presentation that just might tell your audience that they're going to hear the "same old, same old."
What are those visual cues? And what might you need to change?
Listen to find out!
Show notes:
In first few minutes of the podcast, I reference Robert Scobles' blog, and this article in particular.
And in the last few minutes, I might inadvertantly offend people who attend a Big Ten school in Ann Arbor -- what's the name of that school? You know, the one that's not as good as the one in East Lansing? ;) ¶ 5/17/2005 01:24:00 PM
