World's Best Presentation Contest 2010

Sponsored by 3M™ PocketProjector MP180

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Prizes
  1. 1st MacBook Pro + 3M PocketProjector MP180
  2. 2nd iPad + 3M PocketProjector MP180
  3. 3rd iPod Touch + 3M PocketProjector MP180
  4. 6 category prizes: iPod Shuffles
Contest Stats

Contest Dates: Oct 8 - Nov 15
# of Entries: 1822
# of Votes: 16962

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We are back! With not one, but TWO contests!

Enter your presentations and compete with the best presenters the world over. Choose whatever topic interests you- teaching 5th graders history, why you think your city rocks or convince us to buy hybrid cars. Evangelize Linux or share a recipe for that perfect apple pie!

Tons of prizes to be won. Entries could be presentations or videos. Any SlideShare user can vote. Our awesome judges select the final winners from each category.

Prizes *

  1. 1st MacBook + 3M™ PocketProjector MP180
  2. 2nd iPad + 3M™ PocketProjector MP180
  3. 3rd iPod Touch + 3M™ PocketProjector MP180
  4. 6 Category Prizes: iPod Shuffles

Judges

Don't go away yet… there's more!
Like we said, this year, the contest is huge! So we also give you…

We've all sat through a terrible presentation or two, but this October (with Halloween around the corner), we're looking for the a true presentation horror story.

Tell us your (or someone else’s) bad experience related to presentations. For example, the time you fell off the stage while giving a presentation, or the projector refused to work. Or how your wife's photos popped up in a corporate boardroom presentation. Maybe someone accused you of plagiarism mid-way through your talk. The worse it is, the more we want to hear about it.

Enter your horror story to win a 3M™ PocketProjector MP180 with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology. This powerhouse projector stores video, music and data and can access the internet as well as other devices.

Top 10 Presentation Horror Stories win a 3M™ PocketProjector MP180 each.

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How to enter

Please read the contest rules before entering the contest.

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Voting mechanism & winners

Any registered SlideShare user can vote for the contest entries. Entries should be voted/judged on the basis of their creativity, visual design, and effectiveness in getting message across. The top voted entries will be referred to the panel of judges. Winners will be announced within a week after the end of the contest. For details, read the contest rules.

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Judges

Guy Kawasaki Guy Kawasaki is a managing director of Garage Technology Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm, and a columnist for Entrepreneur Magazine. Previously, he was an Apple Fellow at Apple Computer, Inc. Guy is the author of eight books including The Art of the Start, Rules for Revolutionaries, How to Drive Your Competition Crazy, Selling the Dream, and The Macintosh Way. He has a BA from Stanford University and an MBA from UCLA as well as an honorary doctorate from Babson College.

David Armano David Armano is both an active practitioner and thinker in the worlds of digital marketing, experience design, and the social web. Author of the popular Logic + Emotion blog, he has been invited to speak at events hosted by organizations such as Google, Microsoft, O’Reilly and Ad Age. David worked in the digital agency space for over 10 years with clients such as P&G, HP, WW Grainger, Allstate, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Fifth Third Bank. He also writes industry perspectives for The Harvard Business Review, BusinessWeek and is best known for his distinct brand of visual thinking, which can be found both on the Web and in presentations all over the world.

Carmine Gallo Carmine Gallo is a communications coach for the world’s most admired brands. He is a media training, public speaking and presentation skills trainer for executives whose global brands touch your life every day. Carmine is a popular keynote speaker and author on the topic of communications, leadership, motivation, and creativity. He contributes regular columns for BusinessWeek.com and Monster.com and has written four books including the international bestseller, The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience. Carmine’s latest book reveals the 7 principles of Steve Jobs’ breakthrough success: The Innovation Secrets of Steve Jobs (October 12, McGraw-Hill). Carmine is a former business anchor for CNN, CBS and several other media outlets. Visit him online at www.carminegallo.com.

Beth Kanter Beth Kanter is the author of Beth’s Blog, one of the longest running and most popular blogs for non-profits and co-author of the highly acclaimed book, The Networked Nonprofit, published by J. Wiley in 2010.
Beth is the CEO of Zoetica, a company that serves non-profits and socially conscious companies with top-tier, online marketing services. In 2009, she was named by Fast Company Magazine as one of the most influential women in technology and one of Business Week’s "Voices of Innovation for Social Media." She is currently the Visiting Scholar for Social Media and Nonprofits for the Packard Foundation. She is 2010 Society of New Communications Research Fellow for 2010.

Jane Hart Jane Hart is the Founder and CEO of the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies, where she helps education and business understand, implement and use social media for learning and working. Jane is also a member of the Internet Time Alliance, a group of 6 international specialists in the field of workplace learning.

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Prizes for World's Best Presentation Contest 2010 winners

  1. 1st Prize MacBook (worth $999) + 3M™ PocketProjector MP180
  2. 2nd Prize iPad (worth $499) + 3M™ PocketProjector MP180
  3. 3rd Prize iPod Touch (worth $229) + 3M™ PocketProjector MP180
  4. 6 Category Prizes iPod Shuffles (worth $49)

Prizes for 3M™ Presentation Horror Story Contest winners

  1. Top 10 Presentation Horror Stories win a 3M™ PocketProjector MP180

* You will need to provide a valid US address where you can receive packages. We are unable to ship prizes internationally. For all international winners, we will send you the value of the prizes (as dertermined & published by SlideShare) via PayPal. You will need to provide a PayPal ID. The value of the prizes are listed in US currency.

Contest Rules