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This non-linear PowerPoint presentation by Mike Glennon questions whether presentation methods have evolved as quickly as the presentation tools themselves, noting that bullet point lists remain a common approach despite PowerPoint's capabilities. The presentation suggests PowerPoint can be used in more imaginative ways and provides examples of non-linear, visually engaging presentations that go beyond basic bullet points.
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