Make your presentations memorable by improving your PowerPoint slides. In an attempt to provide information, presenters often create cluttered slides. This distracts the audience from your message; they try to decipher the slides instead of listening to you. Create powerful, simple visual slides and put number-heavy tables and wordy descriptions in a handout. The audience will thank you and you will benefit when they understand your message.
Kirk Smith, PhD
Associate Dean, Executive MBA Program
MARCH 2009
Bad Slide / Good Slide Example
Dr. Smith offers this tip from Presentation Zen, by Garr Reynolds, New Riders, Berkeley, CA, one of the books used in the Executive MBA Program.
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