Showing posts with label PowerPoint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PowerPoint. Show all posts

PowerPoint on BBC Radio Scotland

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I'm about to be interviewed about PowerPoint on the BBC Radio Scotland Business Show. You should be able to listen again on BBC iPlayer ...

Einstein 'chalk & talk' competition

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Twitter strikes again: without it, I might never have heard about this terrific way of modifying the picture of Einstein that was featured ...

Showing what you mean: more from Professor Sir Lawrence Bragg

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The previous post featured a comparison between the use of slides and drawing on a board by the late Professor Sir Lawrence Bragg, who conti...
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A Nobel prize winner’s view on slides versus ‘chalk and talk’

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One of the best things I’ve ever read on presenting complicated technical material to audiences is an anthology published by the Royal Insti...
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PowerPoint and the demise of Chalk & Talk: (3) Glimmers of hope

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Welcome to anyone who's arrived here, directly or indirectly, via the link on yesterday's BBC website - in which case you must hav...
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PowerPoint and the demise of Chalk & Talk: (2) The lost art

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A warm welcome to anyone who's arrived here via the link on today's BBC website - in which case you're probably interested in ...

PowerPoint and the demise of Chalk & Talk: (1) The beginning of the end

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A warm welcome to anyone who's arrived here via the BBC website - in which case you're probably interested in speaking and present...

Dreaming of sex costs the nation £7.8bn a year: the cost of boring presentations

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Having just been asked to write a short piece on PowerPoint (on which more in due course), I had a look through some old files for any stuff...

BBC Television News slideshow Quiz

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Regular readers will know that I’m getting increasingly worried about the way BBC Television News shows us more and more PowerPoint style ...
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How NOT to use PowerPoint

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When the manuscript of my book Lend Me Your Ears was in its final stages before publication, my publisher's lawyers tried to get me to ...
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If Bill Gates doesn't read bullet points from PowerPoint slides ...

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I’ve just been watching a talk by Bill Gates on How I'm trying to change the world now - the full version of which can be seen HERE . U...
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An imaginative innovation in a PowerPoint presentation?

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In December, I reported on a meeting my wife had been to, at which there were some unscheduled PowerPoint presentations – see There’s nothin...
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Slidomania epidemic contaminates another BBC channel

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It’s not just BBC televison news programmes that are being infected by PowerPoint-style presentations from newsreaders and reporters (see bl...
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"There's nothing wrong with PowerPoint - until there's an audience"

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The other day, my wife went to a meeting that had been advertised as a social event, but which turned out to include a number of unscheduled...
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