
Why do you think they call them “slides”?
Perhaps some of you reading this are old enough to remember slideshows or have seen an example on TV or in the movies. 40 years
Perhaps some of you reading this are old enough to remember slideshows or have seen an example on TV or in the movies. 40 years
When I think of an orchestra, I think of the different sections of instruments, the strings, the horns, percussion. The musicians who play those instruments
Everyone personalizes everything. So spoke my new friend and founder of FuturesThrive, Wendy Ward. How right she is. We filter everything we see and hear
Yes, the presenting world has changed, and no, it doesn’t look like it’s going back to the “old” live and in-person format any time soon.
You don’t have to be a graphic artist to create great visual aids – aids for the audience, that is. Unfortunately, most of us don’t
You’ve built your presentation, you’ve created your slides, you’ve clicked through them a few times figuring out what you’ll say, you’re thinking you’re good to