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    The document appears to be a PowerPoint presentation about improving PowerPoint presentations by moving away from excessive use of bullet points and text-heavy slides. It recommends using more visual elements like images and graphs to engage audiences better. It also suggests presentation models like the assertion-evidence technique and Lawrence Lessig's single word/phrase per slide style to increase recall and comprehension. The presentation concludes by noting there are alternative tools beyond PowerPoint like Prezi that can be considered.

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    Day 10 Power Point Tips

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    The document appears to be a PowerPoint presentation about improving PowerPoint presentations by moving away from excessive use of bullet points and text-heavy slides. It recommends using more visual elements like images and graphs to engage audiences better. It also suggests presentation models like the assertion-evidence technique and Lawrence Lessig's single word/phrase per slide style to increase recall and comprehension. The presentation concludes by noting there are alternative tools beyond PowerPoint like Prezi that can be considered.

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    PowerPoint Run Amok


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    Battling Bullets
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    What is your reaction to this format?

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    The standard format is mentally exhausting!

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    Visuals, with limited text, are easier to process

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    Limit use of bullets to actual lists


    Your agenda items A summary A short list of important details

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    What should we use instead of bullets?

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    What should we use instead of bullets?

    The Assertion Evidence Model

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    The assertion-evidence model leads to increased recall

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    How could we fix this slide?

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    Visual evidence will keep your audience engaged

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    What do the slides highlight as important?

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    Presentation Zen Examples


    Seth Godin on Making a Difference Garr Reynold on Being Like Bamboo

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    Lessig Style
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    Lawrence Lessig

    Fast transitions, many slides Single word or short phrase Text can:

    Mirror Augment Contradict

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    Non-PowerPoint Options

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    There are more options than PowerPoint


    Prezi Kinetic, Topological Presentations

    Storytelling Techniques Explained Ron Gutman Explores Little-Known Benefits of Smiling

    Consider using a screen-capture utility to make a video of non-local software


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    Gettysburg Address Spoof from norvig.com Afghanistan Stability from New York Times Assertion-Evidence examples from Michael Alley at engr.psu.edu Lessig image from fastcompany.com All other images from presentationzen.com Laurence Lessig talk available at http://randomfoo.net/oscon/2002/lessig/free.html
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