Presentations Magazine

University of New Hampshire
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Internet classroom earns high marks from graduate students Many of us have toyed with the idea of going back to school to earn an advanced degree or learn a new skill, but issues of time, distance

Videowalls aren't just for trade shows anymore
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Videowalls make people stop, look and listen. That's why trade show exhibits, conference halls and retail stores have used them for years. But there's a quiet revolution taking place in the videowall

ABC Sports
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Virtual stadium tour brings advertisers to ABC Sports' big game When it comes to drumming up sponsors for televised sporting events, tradition sells. Events like the Super Bowl, the Daytona 500 and

Creating Your Visuals: PowerPoint pitfalls
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As I write this month's column, I'm on a plane to Phoenix to deliver a series of public seminars on creating and designing powerful presentation content. Unfortunately for many of us, the words

Creating Your Visuals: PowerPoint pitfalls
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As I write this month's column, I'm on a plane to Phoenix to deliver a series of public seminars on creating and designing powerful presentation content. Unfortunately for many of us, the words

Delivering Your Presentation: Certification?
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The presentation industry is on a serious roll. Millions of salespeople, trainers, professors, consultants and other frequent presenters now use computers, software, projectors and related tools

Document camera double-take
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Document cameras are the Swiss Army knives of presentation tools. Unfortunately, they're also a lot like the Swiss Army, because most people have no idea what they are. To shed some light on the

Sony KL-W9000, 3M 8620, ViewSonic PJL802
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Sony KL-W9000, 3M 8620, ViewSonic PJL802

3 large-venue, superbright projectors go head-to-head
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Hughes-JVC 340SC, Digital Projection 5dv, Sony VPD-1800

5 tips for better visuals
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1. Remember that most eyes aren't perfect. Because color-perception deficiencies are common, certain color combinations -- including red/green, brown/green, blue/black and blue/purple -- should be

5 tips for better visuals
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1. Remember that most eyes aren't perfect. Because color-perception deficiencies are common, certain color combinations -- including red/green, brown/green, blue/black and blue/purple -- should be

An amateur woodworker's top 7 PowerPoint solutions
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On weekends I like to spend time in my workshop making projects out of wood. Not huge stuff, mind you — a shelf here, a table there. I'm not great at it, but I read everything about woodworking

How timing affects retention
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When you're delivering a presentation, how well do your visuals sync up with what you're saying? Your answer may have a bearing on what your audiences remember. In a 1984 study conducted at the

Lawrence Berkeley
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Digital video provides real-life view of Antarctica Most people picture Antarctica as a cold place peppered with icebergs and penguins. But what's it really like? This is the question Tony Hansen, a

Line doublers, quadruplers and scalers: High-tech tools to improve video playback
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Getting multimedia projectors to display video at near broadcast-quality levels can be tough, mainly because of our continued reliance on the decades-old NTSC video standard. To help projectors deal