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24, 2015

chance that one or more rocks of varying size may fall from the slopes on one or both sides of you. You should always be aware of this before you travel this way so that you are cautious of this particular type of hazard.

Source: Why People Crave Infographics

my business strategy.”

Aren’t we all trying to teach something?

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information overload society:

Source: 13 Reasons Why Your Brain Craves Infographics

our lessons’ visual appeal because:

Source: 13 Reasons Why Your Brain Craves Infographics

enough.



- Albert Einstein

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slides?

bunch of sentences than to craft a simple, visual message. What about if I put my word vomit in some kind of order?

I only have 2 days to throw together a presentation. If I had more time, I’d clean it up.

Putting my script onto slides helps me stay on track.

It needs lots of words because it’s going to be emailed around the organization at some point. I’m not always going to be there to defend it.

My boss/ event organizer/ peer said to use 10 slides maximum to stay in the time limit.

My company is used to seeing typical PowerPoints. It’s their “culture.” Anything else will intimidate them and they’d tune out.

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I don’t know how to make it look “pretty” so I’ll slap in some clip art when I’m done.

It’s the content and not the design that matters most anyway. I’m trying to educate, not entertain. The purpose is to be “informational.”

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episode of the Simpsons has 24,000 frames but you didn’t realize you saw that many “slides” because you saw 24,000 good slides, in logical order, back to back.
A good slide keeps the audience in mind, with simple visuals that get the point across faster unlike a bad one with lots of cluttered text.
The point of any presentation is to teach something, whether it be in marketing, education or business. So make the lesson easy for the audience to get. In our information overload society:
your audience isn’t reaing your slide anyway
People remember 100% of what they hear, 80% of what they see & do, 20% of what they read
28% words on page
80% willingness to read increased with color visuals
Simple right? “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” – Einstein
Then why do we insist on cramming text into slides? 8 excuses for making bad slides:
Laziness: It’s easier for me to write a bunch of sentences than to craft a simple, visual message. What about if I put my word vomit in some kind of order?
Unpreparedness: I only have 2 days to throw together a presentation. If I had more time, I’d clean it up.
Selfish Presenting: Putting my script onto slides helps me stay on track.
Lack of Skill: I don’t know how to make it look “pretty” so I’ll slap in some clip art when I’m done.
Need for Control: It needs lots of words because it’s going to be emailed around the organization at some point. I’m not always going to be there to defend it.
Bad advice: My boss/ event organizer/ peer said to use 10 slides maximum to stay in the time limit.
Insecurity: My company is used to seeing typical PowerPoints. It’s their “culture.” Anything else will intimidate them and they’d tune out.
Purpose Misconception
These are bad excuses that lead to ineffective presentations, no matter the topic, audience or purpose.
Rule of thumb:
If your audience is human, size of a presentation doesn’t matter but simplicity and information design does.
If you really want humans to remember your message, throw in colorful, meaningful pictures and play with fonts.
If you’re feeling ambitious, learn more from slideshare.com presentations on truly great slide design.
Close:
After all, you just saw a one slide presentation in 38 slides. (By Whitney Power)
 
 

Slide/ Good Slide: https://blog.dashburst.com/presentation/introduction-to-presentation-design-7-rules-for-creating-effective-slides/
Falling Rocks: “13 Reasons Why Your Brain Craves Infographics” Wh
All Teaching Something: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSz9bnyjU_spmtnLu3YHEg1pEpfFmYL8Ydjmfc0xBrhuOvOlRb3
Now I Get It: https://morganelizabeth60.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/oh-i-see.jpg
Hear, See, Do Read Icons: Fark.com http://img.fark.net/images/cache/850/l/lQ/fark_lQeEhqiqYR007pgA_nclTBcMB6I.jpg?t=s7h-DdeH3kKwXPj_22USMw&f=1430712000
Presenter Guy: http://churchm.ag/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/presentation-2.jpg
Highlighted Paper: http://www.whydidyouwearthat.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/1_s.jpeg
Einstein: http://cdn.dogomedia.com/system/ckeditor_assets/pictures/5186cf0b1860e00508005fd3/content_einstein.png
Cramming Glass Slipper: http://media.offbeatempire.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/4/files/2015/12/cinderella584.jpg
8 Excuses adapted from/ expanded to: http://scottberkun.com/2009/why-do-people-make-bad-slides/
8 Excuses Smiley Icons: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-SXovI7VB8rQ/UOmnKqAolhI/AAAAAAAAJFk/3ECYrCoY-IA/s1600/stubborn.png
Bad Excuses Stick Man: http://faselshenstone.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Excuses-2.jpg
Square Wheels: http://peopleprofits.com/sites/peopleprofits.com/files/Squared%20wheels%20-%20People%20Profits.jpg
Rule of Thumb: https://mwaldrondotnet.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/rule-of-thumb-waldron.jpg
Human Profiles: http://cdn.mysitemyway.com/etc-mysitemyway/icons/legacy-previews/icons/black-ink-grunge-stamps-textures-icons-people-things/060150-black-ink-grunge-stamp-textures-icon-people-things-people-audience.png
Colorful Wall: http://www.viewfacebookcovers.com/images/uploads/f2012112614.Colorful-Wood-Wall.jpg
Cinderella Shoe Fit: http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/cinderella_glass_slipper_fitting.jpg