by Steve Rindsberg | Accessibility, Blog, News, Tips & Tricks
We all know not to use too much text on a slide. We all know to make the text we DO use big enough for everybody in the audience to read. But how big is “big enough”? Play to the cheap seats One of the keys to text legibility is making sure that your...
by Glenna Shaw | Accessibility, Blog, Educational Reading
In its purest sense, a presentation is the act of making information publicly available. Today, the world is the audience and electronic presentations are the delivery vehicle. A simple web search for “online presentations” lists over 104,000,000 results....
by Sheila Robinson | Blog, Footer Link
I’m Sheila B. Robinson, owner of Custom Professional Learning, LLC and current Director of Education, Training, and Advocacy here at the Presentation Guild. I consult and give talks and professional development workshops on program evaluation, survey design,...
by John Polk | Blog, News
The Top 10 Presentation Design Pet Peeves Countdown! Part 4: Number 1 Pet Peeve is revealed! This is it! The moment you’ve all been waiting for. In my first three posts in this series, I shared the first 9 of 10 PowerPoint Pet Peeves I’ve collected over years of...
by John Polk | Blog, News
The Top 10 Presentation Design Pet Peeves Countdown! Part 3: Peeves 4, 3 and 2 In my first and second posts in this series, I shared the first five of 10 PowerPoint Pet Peeves, I’ve collected over years of collecting data from my students. Now we are getting down to...
