presentatio n zen carolyn knox, ph.d. april 2007
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CEO Dick Hardt built on Lessig’s presentation style.TRANSCRIPT
Presentation Zen
Carolyn Knox, Ph.D.April 2007
Lawrence Lessig
(Stanford law professor)
created a
new presentation style.
CEO Dick Hardt built on Lessig’s presentation style.
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Author Seth Godin’s presentations tend to be spare, to the point, and dramatic--like this…
http://www.sethgodin.com/ideavirus/presentation/sld001.htm
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Venture capitalist and author, Guy Kawasaki, reveals good PowerPoint design in this progression…
This hard-to-read slide with irrelevant clipart…
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…and this almost equally inelegant slide…
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were changed to this slide and…
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…to this slide (used with a good handout) and…
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…this slide and…
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…this slide.
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A Japanese programmer, Masayoshi Takahashi uses only HUGE TEXT in his presentations…
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…emphasizing only the most important words. This slide means, “easy to see.”
This slide means, “history.”
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Presentation zen is about being simple not simplistic:
a few words
clear, simple images
at the top,
all aligned around one line.
Each slide has a clear message.