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My Posts Featured on “All About Presentations”

by Denis Francois Gravel | May 26, 2010 | Activity, From the Web, Language : English, Langue : Français, Speaking Tips, Varia

English Français Three of my posts made the “World best presentations tips” series on the blog: All About Presentations. I am very proud that some of my work has been selected for that list. Thanks to the author of the blog: Vivek Singh Source: World’s Best...
Dilbert fun about PowerPoint Presentation

Dilbert fun about PowerPoint Presentation

by Denis Francois Gravel | Mar 10, 2010 | From the Web, Language : English, Speaking Tips, Varia

  Over the years, Dilbert’s characters have been dealing with lots of PowerPoint Presentation (should I say BAD presentation?).           Thanks to PowerPoint Ninja for collecting those strip. If you want more, you can see the entire...

How to create a magazine cutout look for your next presentation

by Denis Francois Gravel | Dec 18, 2009 | From the Web, Language : English, Slides, Speaking Tips

. Does all the corporate presentation need to look the same? Boring plain corporate template? David Anderson demonstrates, in this online tutorial, how to create a different slide design for your next presentation. It is a magazine cutout look. . . This tutorial is...

How to reduce the text in your slides

by Denis Francois Gravel | Nov 11, 2009 | Language : English, Slides, Speaking Tips

Too often, we come across a speaker who puts way too much text on it slide. Text is good for reading. Got it? READING. Not listening. Which means that if you put text on your slides, the audience will read it INSTEAD of listening to you. A bit of text can be fine....
Put your audience glasses

Put your audience glasses

by Denis Francois Gravel | Apr 28, 2009 | Language : English, Speaking Tips

The world is different from what we see. Everybody sees it through glasses. Glasses representing education, professions, values, etc. As a result, everybody perceives things differently. I had a teacher who defined her role this way: “I’m giving you new glasses to see...
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