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...
by John Polk | Blog, News
The Top 10 Presentation Design Pet Peeves Countdown! Part 2: Peeves 7, 6 and 5 In my first post in this series, I shared the first of 10 PowerPoint Pet Peeves, I’ve collected over years of collecting data from my students. Let’s continue the count-down with pet peeve...
by John Polk | Blog, News
The Top 10 Presentation Design Pet Peeves Countdown! Part 1: Peeves 10, 9 and 8 My name is John Polk. I built the presentation training for Capital One University taught to over 10,000 associates. I now lead John Polk & Associates that offers workshops, coaching,...
