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presentation zen

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meta presentation

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presentation styles

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Masayoshi Takahashi

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The Takahashi Method

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huge characters

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easy to see

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Larry Lessig

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The Lessig Method

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Dick Hardt @
OSCON 2005

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Guy Kawasaki

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The Kawasaki
Method

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top 10 format

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10 slides
10 major ideas

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10/20/30 rule

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10 slides

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20 minutes

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30 point font

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(minimum)

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a contrast in styles

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Steve Jobs

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Bill Gates

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what can we learn?

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top 10 list

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(10)

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have a clear goal...

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...for the
presentation...

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...and each slide.

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know your message

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(9)

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slides are a visual aid

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slides are not the
main event...

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you are the main
event.

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(8)

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know your audience

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context matters

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not “good” or “bad”

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“appropriate”
(or not)

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(7)

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be “open”

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body language
matters

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attitude matters

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connect with the
audience

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http://davidrodgers.us/blog/?p=21

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face the audience

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(6)

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apologies are bad

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pauses are good

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(5)

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simple...

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(no more than 6 to
10 words per slide)

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...but not simplistic

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bullet points are bad

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m’kay

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focus on clarity

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(4)

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use notes...

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...but don’t use your
slides as notes.

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(3)

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there is no #3

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(humor is good)

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(2)

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powerpoint is not
good for...

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...complex concepts

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...lots of words

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...inspiring an
audience.

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(1)

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DON’T

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USE

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BULLET POINTS!

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(‘nuff said)

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(0)

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there are no rules

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Remember...

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only you can prevent
bad presentations.

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Resources

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Edward R. Tufte

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The Cognitive Style of
Powerpoint

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Beautiful Evidence

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http://presentationzen.com
http://garrreynolds.com/Presentation

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finis