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Readers of this blog will know that I often take on PowerPoint (and its cousins) as detrimental to speech giving. It’s probably time for a corrective blog, especially after my “Imagine there’s no...
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This blog is the seventh in a series of blogs on people that have added something important to the world of communications. Today, my gratitude is for Garr Reynolds. The series is personal and...
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This blog is the eighth in a series of blogs on people that have added something important to the world of communications. Today, my gratitude is for Nancy Duarte. The series is personal and partial,...
View ArticleI Have Seen the Future of Public Speaking and It Is…
…Google Glass. Seriously. I had the chance recently to try out Google’s new gadget. The nice folks who were making it available to me had thoughtfully loaded Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address on to it,...
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View ArticleA Good Use of PowerPoint
Readers of this blog will know I’m not a big fan of slideware for speakers. This position is so heretical for most of the business world that I often end up working with executives to simplify and...
View ArticleA Good Use of PowerPoint
Readers of this blog will know I’m not a big fan of slideware for speakers. This position is so heretical for most of the business world that I often end up working with executives to simplify and...
View ArticleI’m losing the battle against PowerPoint
I’ve been blogging for 11 years. Almost that entire time, I’ve been waging a campaign against slides. I’m losing. A realist might say that I’ve lost – and in fact, lost some time ago. But I’m an...
View ArticleSo What’s the Right Way to Use PowerPoint?
Readers of this blog will know that I often take on PowerPoint (and its cousins) as detrimental to speech giving. It’s probably time for a corrective blog, especially after my “Imagine there’s no...
View ArticlePeople I’m Grateful for #7: Garr Reynolds
This blog is the seventh in a series of blogs on people that have added something important to the world of communications. Today, my gratitude is for Garr Reynolds. The series is personal and...
View ArticlePeople I’m Grateful for #8: Nancy Duarte
This blog is the eighth in a series of blogs on people that have added something important to the world of communications. Today, my gratitude is for Nancy Duarte. The series is personal and partial,...
View ArticleI Have Seen the Future of Public Speaking and It Is…
...Google Glass. Seriously. I had the chance recently to try out Google’s new gadget. The nice folks who were making it available to me had thoughtfully loaded Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address on to it,...
View ArticleA Good Use of PowerPoint
Readers of this blog will know I’m not a big fan of slideware for speakers. This position is so heretical for most of the business world that I often end up working with executives to simplify and...
View ArticleI’m losing the battle against PowerPoint
I’ve been blogging for 11 years. Almost that entire time, I’ve been waging a campaign against slides. I’m losing. A realist might say that I’ve lost – and in fact, lost some time ago. But I’m an...
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