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    1. Presentation
    2. Design State of Presentations today Why it matters? 3 4 5 1 2 Introduction Preparation Q&A
    3. Best / Worst PRESENTATION
    4. If keeping someone’s attention in a lecture was a business, it would have an 80% failure rate. Dr John Medina Brain Rules
    5. Look back in time…
    6. Have only one main idea per slide  Insert only seven lines of text maximum  Use only seven words per line maximum  The main question is… does this work?  Is this method really good advice?  Is this the appropriate overhead visual  And this slide adheres to the rule! 
    7. MIS – DON’T LEGI – TAKE FOR BILITY UNICATION. COMM
    8. cannot The brain multitask
    9. …attentional ability is not capable of multitasking
    10. Wired
    11. Stop your PowerPoint™ before it kills again. Kathy Sierra
    12. PowerPoint™ has become a full- blown epidemic. …the victims are company values such as collaboration, innovation, passion, vision, and clarity. Marty Neumeier
    13. The use of the PowerPoint™ presentation has been a disaster. It should be ditched. Prof. John Sweller
    14. Should it?
    15. =
    16. You
    17. Conceptual Age
    18. Logic + Emotions Image: www.wired.com
    19. Symphony Meaning Design Empathy Story Play
    20. Design
    21. Story
    22. Story aka Preparation
    23. HOW H E R E
    24. In the beginners mind there are many possibilities, in the expert’s mind there are few. Shunryu Suzuki
    25. Start with an open mind
    26. …and a pencil
    27. Do you know this guy?
    28. Most good ideas can do pretty well with a stick in the sand. Alan Kay
    29. Lets get some exercise…
    30. What is the purpose of my talk? How much time do I have? What time of the day is it? What do they expect of me? Why was I asked to speak? Who is the audience? What's their background? Which is the most appropriate visual medium? What is my absolute central point?
    31. Strike a balance
    32. Structure all this…
    33. Design
    34. What is Design
    35. Look around you
    36. Lets take this small test… a. Times New Roman 1. Redux 2. Redux b. Arial c. Courier New 3. Redux
    37. Design has been
    38. Utility + Significance
    39. Not decoration
    40. Don’t be by method and knowledge
    41. If you are not prepared to be wrong, you will never come up with anything original. Sir Ken Robinson
    42. In the field of design there is the belief that with more constraints better solutions are revealed. John Maeda Laws of Simplicity
    43. Design Principles
    44. C Contrast R Repetition A Alignment Proximity P
    45. Good Design Is As Easy as 1-2-3 1. Learn the principles. They’re simpler than you might think. 2. Recognize when you’re not using them. Put it into words – name the problem. 3. Apply the principles. You’ll be amazed.
    46. Good Design is as easy as… 1 Learn the principles. They’re simpler than you might think. 2 Recognize when you’re not using them. Put it into words – name the problem. 3 Apply the principles. You’ll be amazed.
    47. Good Design is as easy as… 1 Learn the principles. They’re simpler than you might think. 2 Recognize when you’re not using them. Put it into words – name the problem. 3 Apply the principles. You’ll be amazed.
    48. Simplicity
    49. Our lives are frittered away by detail; simplify, simplify.
    50. Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex ... it takes a touch of genius to simplify.
    51. Thoughtful Reduction
    52. Simplicity means the achievement of maximum effect by minimum means. Dr Koichi Kawana
    53. Occam’s Razor
    54. Asymmetry
    55. Making Magic of Teaching: The Zen Way Workshop to enhance presentation design and delivery skills Dr Mukesh Chaturvedi & Mohit Chhabra Aug 30, 2008 Presented by Crucial Moments
    56. Making Magic of Teaching: The Zen Way Workshop to enhance presentation design and delivery skills Dr Mukesh Chaturvedi & Mohit Chhabra Aug 30, 2008 Presented by Crucial Moments
    57. Making Magic of Teaching The Zen Way Workshop to enhance presentation design and delivery skills Dr Mukesh Chaturvedi Mohit Chhabra
    58. PowerPoint & Visuals
    59. Vision trumps all other senses. Dr John Medina Brain Rules
    60. “ Studies show that recognition doubles for a picture compared with text
    61. 10%
    62. 65%
    63. Powerpoints
    64. Presentation Excellence is never accidental! (Work your buns off!) Tom Peters
    65. mohit@chhabra.co.in mohit@vocalite.co.in +91 98103 97578

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