How to avoid death by Powerpoint
- the curse of Bill Gates
2010 dates coming soon
We have all sat through PowerPoint presentations that are scary – really scary, but for all the wrong reasons. Professional presenters call this ‘death by PowerPoint’
Microsoft’s PowerPoint program has been the biggest blessing or the biggest curse depending on how it is used. Most people use it badly (including Bill Gates - see above) Too much information, words flying in from all directions, transitions that seem to be used purely for the amusement of the presenter and worst of all – using the slides as crib notes.
There are so many positive aspects to Powerpoint – it is a very powerful visual aid. However, for many presenters it is becomes the focal point for the presentation with the audience having switched off ages ago.
So can all this be avoided? Come along to this half day workshop and learn how to avoid ‘death by PowerPoint’ During the workshop you will learn:
- How to create your own PowerPoint template
- How to choose the most appropriate type face
- How to lay out your slides
- How avoid the overuse of transitions
- How to Insert text and images
- How to add tables and charts
- How to insert animation and video / sounds
- How to use the office assistant to guide you
- How to publish your PowerPoint on your web site