Become a better presenter
If you do the occasional presentation you will probably find some useful links in PowerPoint and Presentation Tips at Particletree. In the post, Chris Campbell has created a list of resources on creating better presentations and becoming a better presenter.
Great stuff. Creating and delivering presentations is something I need to get better at. I don’t mind doing presentations as long as I know what I’m going to talk about, but having seen some really great presenters I feel I have a bit of catching up to do.
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Thanks for this link - there's some excellent resources on there that will be of real use. Just what I needed.
Thank you for this link. "Presentation Zen" that is linked to in the article is fantastic: Presentation Zen
But I would also recommend a post that I did myself recently: Avoid to make boring presentations
...inspired by Presentation Zen of course.
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