Best Practices: PowerPoint for Onsite and Online Presentations 1. Make Powerpoint a tool, not a focal point, for your presentations. 2. PowerPoint slides should be seen, not read aloud. 3. Use a combination of text and i - Takahashi method - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Best Practices: PowerPoint for Onsite and Online Presentations 1. Make Powerpoint a tool, not a focal point, for your presentations. 2. PowerPoint slides should be seen, not read aloud. 3. Use a combination of text and i Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-01-03 20:37:36 Open Document File Size: 551,09 KB Share Result on Facebook City Anaheim / / Facility Library of Congress / / IndustryTerm online blackboards / Online Presentations / Internet Protocal / / Organization American Society for Training & Development / Congress / Mt. Diablo Chapter / ASTD Mt. Diablo Chapter / / Person Dan Heath / Daniel Pink / Cliff Atkinson / Roberto Giannicola / Paul Signorelli / Guy Kawasaki / Garr Reynolds / / ProvinceOrState California / / Technology VOIP / / URL http / SocialTag Human communication Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation program Slide show Powerpoint-Karaoke Takahashi method Presentation software Software Presentation

Best Practices: PowerPoint for Onsite and Online Presentations 1. Make Powerpoint a tool, not a focal point, for your presentations. 2. PowerPoint slides should be seen, not read aloud. 3. Use a combination of text and iAdd to Reading List