Powerpoints, Prezis and Pecha Kucha Presentations
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- 1.
2. The Art & Science of Presenting
Powerpoints, Prezis and Pechakucha
3. a PowerPoint presentation should
havetenslides,
last no more thantwentyminutes,
and contain no font smaller thanthirtypoints.
4. Practice, passion & content
5. Eppo Van Nispen tot Sevenaer
6. When the fat man enters
7. 1
Fat man effect
Fact
2
8. 3
Fing
9. 4
FTS *
Hint:
does not stand for full text search
Hint:
Be subversive
10. 11. Powerpointnot the only game in town
Google docs presentations
280slides.com
How to engineer a : tedtalk
12. Prezis
Click Here
13. Design by grid
14. The power of three
15. 16. The power of three
17. 18. Toastmasters table talks
Ignite talks
Ted talks
Slide decks
Battle decks
Pechakucha
19. Practice, passion & content
20. Pechakucha
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