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Prezi Awards | Prezi

Prezi Awards | Prezi | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Prezi designs and creates presentation software that is enabling millions of people to be great presenters.Meet the 2015 Prezi Award winners!We’re delighted to announce the very best prezis of 2015. Prepare to be impressed. Prepare to be inspired....

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Best of 2015 are recommended viewing! 9/10

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Bad News for PowerPoint Users | Eric Bergman

Bad News for PowerPoint Users | Eric Bergman | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Researchers at Purdue University have some bad news for the 40 million people worldwide who deliver “standard” PowerPoint presentations each and every day.

When PowerPoint is used, the researchers concluded, the audience retains nearly 30 per cent less than if presenters eliminate PowerPoint and simply talk to their audience.

In other words, by simply turning off your projector and using your slides as notes, you can significantly enhance your communication effectiveness.
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The bad news about PowerPoint gets even worse according to Eric Bergman.

Viktor Mauzer's curator insight, February 17, 2015 5:32 PM

Communication in business is extremely important as it's a main medium of introducing new business ideas. Take a look at this turnover for PowerPoint users

southernbusiness's curator insight, February 18, 2015 12:14 AM

"Southern Business may not rely on the internet,  70% of consumers will use online search to

find offline businesses.Your online reputation can make a difference in getting a new customer

in your door .

Halina Ostańkowicz-Bazan's curator insight, February 19, 2015 9:24 AM

What do you think about that;

"Students who weren’t exposed to PowerPoint scored 29 per cent higher on the quiz in recalling oral information, and achieved higher overall scores with the recall of all information. “The presence of PowerPoint negatively affected the recall of auditory information,” the researchers concluded, adding that “graphic scores reveal there was no notable gain when using PowerPoint to display graphic information. "

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10 Presentation Trends to Watch Out For in 2016

10 Presentation Trends to Watch Out For in 2016 | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Each year, we see new trends surfacing in the world of presentation design. From passing fads to design standards that will endure beyond 2016, these trends will continue to shape the way presentations are created and delivered before boardrooms, classrooms or even TED audiences across the globe.


While some of them may exist only for the sake of aesthetics, others have actually been adopted to suit the needs and preferences of modern-day consumers. For example, the use of flat design, many experts say, is more than just the latest craze; it responds to the fact that realist elements are very hard to incorporate into responsive systems designed for screens of all sizes.


To keep you up to date with the latest design techniques, we’ve compiled a list of presentation design techniques that will help you create a presentation that looks fresh and contemporary–just like the content you will hopefully deliver to your audiences....

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10 presentation design techniques and trends to create a presentation that looks fresh and contemporary.

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