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Repeat questions before answering them. Especially if the room is big.
Repeat questions before answering them. Especially if the room is big. Repeating the question allows all participants to hear the question (especially if you are ...
Read moreAvoid text-heavy slides
Avoid text-heavy slides. Simplify, simplify and simplify. Too much text forces the audience to invest a good share of their cognitive capacity to read, decipher, ...
Read moreSurprise your audience as Toronto surprised me
A visit to Toronto is the source of today’s presentation tip. A city? Who inspires a presentation tip? It sounds strange. But that’s exactly ...
Read morePresentation links & news of the week (May 23, 2014)
Links and news about presentation gathered in last week (May 23, 2014) | Denis François Gravel | PRESENTability.com
Read moreWhy this historic presentation fell into oblivion
In 1968, Douglas Engelbart gave what should have been the technology breakthrough presentation of that time. Did you hear about it? Instead, if fell into oblivion. Why? How to avoid the same destiny for your presentations?
Read moreThe Shapes of stories: many choices to improve presentations
I came across this brilliant infographic illustrating the shapes of stories. As good presentations are built around a good story, I taught it would be the perfect « inspiration for the next presentation ». Enjoy!
Read moreCan street art inspire better presentations?
Street art and presentation have many things in common. One of them is the need to use strong visual. Why? You only have a few of attention to convey your message.
Read moreThe Recipe for Presentation Success? Kill Your Characters
Must we kill our main characters to have a good story in our conference or presentation? Let's take a look.
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