Presentations Magazine

Polycom's black box links projectors to the Internet
Staff

With the growing popularity of multimedia projectors, it's no wonder manufacturers are coming up with "projector peripherals" that make them more

Professional voice-over. It's the 'right thing to do'
Staff

Anyone who has ever tried to explain "why" to a rebellious four-year-old has fallen into this trap: After exhausting all the rational possibilities and, exasperated, being unable to provide an

Professional voice-over. It's the 'right thing to do'
Staff

Anyone who has ever tried to explain "why" to a rebellious four-year-old has fallen into this trap: After exhausting all the rational possibilities and, exasperated, being unable to provide an

Trick of the trades
Staff

Like a circus midway, trade show floors are a cacophony of come-ons from a veritable army of magicians, jugglers, barkers and entertainers, all vying for your attention — and business. But which

Case Study: JP Morgan
Staff

Interactive CD-ROM brings 401(k) presentations to life Few issues are as universally important to employees as their companies' 401(k) plans — and, as a meeting topic, few generate more dread.

Delivering Your Presentation: Persuasion as science
Staff

The study of persuasion isn't new. In fact, it's one of the world's oldest disciplines. The Greek philosopher Aristotle first laid out the basic tenets of persuasion thousands of years ago in

Delivering Your Presentation: Proper tone
Staff

One of the primary tenets of any successful presentation design is the establishment of "tone." When it comes to presentations, tone refers to much more than an individual's tone of voice. The tone

Organizing Your Message: Terrible presenter
Staff

As you all know, the road to the top isn't an easy one. Getting there can be like climbing one of those rope ladders that dangles from a dangerous precipice, and if you're in high-tech, it's even

Organizing Your Message: Terrible presenter
Staff

As you all know, the road to the top isn't an easy one. Getting there can be like climbing one of those rope ladders that dangles from a dangerous precipice, and if you're in high-tech, it's even

Presentation Technology
Staff

Video on the brain Our ongoing evolution into couch potatoes may be complete with this toy: a display device that lets you watch your favorite video material without even bothering to sit up. Sony

Projector Review - CTX EzPro 680, Pioneer RVD-XG10, Sony VPL-X600U, Toshiba TLP-511
Staff

Currently, one of the most popular projector categories is the portable, mid-range, desktop-style XGA projector. These units typically weigh between 13 and 25 pounds, deliver anywhere from 400 to

Projector Review - CTX EzPro 680, Pioneer RVD-XG10, Sony VPL-X600U, Toshiba TLP-511
Staff

Currently, one of the most popular projector categories is the portable, mid-range, desktop-style XGA projector. These units typically weigh between 13 and 25 pounds, deliver anywhere from 400 to

The Audience: Going global, Part II
Dave Zielinski

(This is the second in a two-part series on international presentations.) You're preparing for your first presentation in Berlin, Buenos Aires or Bangkok, and your to-do list is long. There are

The Audience: International etiquette
Staff

A country-by-country guide to presentation etiquette Presenting for the first time overseas means you'll probably hit a few intercultural speed bumps. But rather than obsess about conforming to the

The Audience: International etiquette
Staff

A country-by-country guide to presentation etiquette Presenting for the first time overseas means you'll probably hit a few intercultural speed bumps. But rather than obsess about conforming to the