Slides : Extreme Makeover
Leave a commentMost people know HOW to build a presentation … but that’s only half the story. If you want your presentations to be clear and effective come along to Slides : Extreme Makeover and learn how to wow an audience and win business with your presentations.
Slide-IQ – Episode 1 – The Title Slide
1 CommentMost people have a preconception of what should be included on the Title slide, however first impressions count and in this, the first episode of the Slide-IQ podcast, I explain how less is often more.
Presenter View in Keynote
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Since I spend a large part of my professional life creating and delivering presentations I need be to intimately familiar with the slideware application I use. My software of choice is Apple’s Keynote which is part of the iWork suite.
My presentations are self contained in terms of any notes I make require being stored within my presentation in the Presenter Notes section of the file. To take full advantage of this I use the Presenter Display options to show a specific range of presenter tools on my secondary monitor in the precise configuration I prefer.
Presenting on an iPad
Leave a comment*** ADDITIONAL DATES to be Announced Shortly ***
In only 18 short months since its release, the iPad has become a must-have business tool and is the perfect partner for a presenter. There’s now a whole range of iPad apps that you can use to create, edit and deliver presentations. Your iPad can easily be connected to a projector or other display device, including televisions, monitor and kiosk displays.
In “Presenting on an iPad” you’ll learn about:
- Getting the most from your hardware, iPad 1, iPad 2, cables, projectors, remote controls and more
- Presentation delivery apps – features, benefits and comparisons
- Online services – the future of your presentation delivery
- Use audio to amplify your point in iPad-based presentations
- Work with video in iPad-based presentations
- Working wirelessly with iOS5
Slides : Effective Charting
Leave a commentThere’s nothing worse than a slide crammed full of numbers. Well maybe there is…a slide with a chart crammed full of lines, bars or pie slices.
In “Slides – Effective Charting” you’ll learn about:
- When to use a chart
- Alternatives for presenting numerical data
- Selecting the most effective chart type
- Small, subtle changes that can increase the effectiveness of a chart
- Backing up your conclusions with additional data
Where and When
The webinar is online on 24 November 2011 starting at 14:00 GMT. Click here to see the start and end time in other locations.
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Coming Soon … Slide-IQ the Show
Leave a commentThe Slide-IQ podcast is launching very soon but don’t worry about the wait as we will be bringing you all the news from behind the scenes and special sneaky peeks of what to expect from the show between now and launch day.
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Slides : Extreme Makeover
Leave a commentMost people know HOW to build a presentation … but that’s only half the story. If you want your presentations to be clear and effective come along to Slides : Extreme Makeover and learn how to wow an audience and win business with your presentations.
Creating Effective Screencasts
Leave a commentI’m presenting another online event on 13 December 2010 where I’ll be demonstrating how to master the production of polished screencasts using the latest professional grade tools.
I’ll be covering everything from inception to delivery, through storyboarding, recording, voicing, editing, adding motion graphics and compression you’ll be taken on a guided tour of all that’s necessary to take your screencasting skills to the next level.