Timing is everything! When do you click to the next slide?
Do you find your slides OK but not getting your audience's attention? It could be down to your timing because you probably click too fast. Clicking …
Posts about Slide design
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How to create powerful charts?
The three best tips from Koen Van den Eeckhout You’ve wrapped up your experiments, and you now have a massive amount of data you want to …
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Do you know the trick with the black slide?
What does your audience look at when you are on stage? You. Except when there are slides. And precisely that is the problem with slides. …
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Your research is the book, your presentation is the film adaptation
Recently, I re-read the first part of The Lord of The Rings. Did you know that about a third of the book is not in …
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A lazy researcher fills his slides with a lot of text
One of the reasons why researchers are often hesitant to apply our tips is because they think it will come across as lazy. A single …
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Slide design for Dummies Part II
Reworking your slides is not as painstaking as you may think. It is often just a matter of adding some extra boxes and selecting the …
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Slide design for dummies
Because all too many researchers struggle with the design of their presentation, I wanted to show you a couple of before-and-after slide examples. Extreme slide …
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Why general practitioners are bad presenters, and what you could learn from this
The guidelines for the thesis presentations for our future general practitioners (GP's) are as follows: Give a 10-minute presentation containing no more than 10 slides with …
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Templates: three ground rules
You probably know them all too well: those presentation templates with each slide displaying the institute’s logo, a dash of color here, a bit of …
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How Word is your PowerPoint?
Question: how essential are you for your own presentation? Chances are you are of much less value to your presentation than you would hope. The problem: …