A new episode of The Presentation Podcast with a dozen great presentation industry experts gathered for a presentation conversation. Available today! Check out the latest episode #39 The Presenters Gather at The 2017 Presentation Summit Conference!
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A new episode of The Presentation Podcast with Troy, Nolan, and Sandy is available today! Check out their latest discussion on “Alternatives to PowerPoint.”
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A new episode of The Presentation Podcast with Troy, Nolan, and Sandy is available today! Check out their latest discussion on “Project Action List To Do BEFORE Opening PowerPoint.”
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Bryan Jones of eLearningArt just published a new online article (also downloadable as an ebook) that I one of the many wonderful contributions. “I asked the world’s leading PowerPoint experts the following question: What’s your single best PowerPoint tip, trick, or hack? …You’ll see responses from some amazing PowerPoint gurus…”
See #16 for Lori’s tip, TLC Creative Services co-founder, “Convert text to an image if the custom font might not be installed.”
And #18 for my tip “Leverage ‘Presenter View’ and ‘sections’ when there are multiple presenters”
Read through all the tips here.
Troy @ TLC
A new episode of The Presentation Podcast is out today! Check out the latest discussion with special guest Echo Swinford on “The Presentation Guild.”
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Where are you going to be at the end of September? If you are involved in the Presentation Industry (designer, speaker, coordinator, trainer, etc.), I recommend attending the only conference exclusively focused on Presentations!
No, this is not a paid endorsement. I have attended and been an invited presenter at almost every Presentation Summit since it began. And I truly believe this is a conference of peers, learning, sharing and having a great time. So if you can make it there, I highly recommend it.
And I am just a happy attendee this year. Sorry, no sessions on animation, multimedia or design from me (not that I am at a loss for session ideas!). But I need to leave the summit early for an international project. So, this year there are few great things:
Hope to see you in Florida next month at the Presentation Summit!
Troy @ TLC
A new episode of The Presentation Podcast with Troy, Nolan, and Sandy is available today! Check out their latest discussion on “Software Productivity Tips, Hacks, and Cool Apps for the Busy Designer.”
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A new episode of The Presentation Podcast with Troy, Nolan, and Sandy is available today! Check out their latest discussion on “Yes, PowerPoint Frustrates Us.”
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A new episode of The Presentation Podcast with Troy, Nolan, and Sandy is available today! Check out their latest discussion on “Just Talking About Animation.”
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Earlier this week we released a podcast entitled “How To Be A Good Design Client“. If you have not been a part of the conversation, I recommend it (of course I am one of the hosts, so I am obligated to recommend it!). The conversation was easy for us as a group of independent designers. I believe similar conversations happen with on-staff design teams in the corporate, education and internal team arenas.
But this specific episode is not a conversation just for us, the designers. In listening to the podcast I would hope it is forwarded to Creative Directors, Executives and bosses so they can hear the conversation they are not often invited to be a part of, but where their need to know and understand how the presentation design process can be expedited or hindered with their teams actions (or lack of action). Because we get to do as much educating others on the process and reasons for design decisions as we do the actual design.
Troy @ TLC