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18OCT2010
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No Presentations!

I’m not suggesting we all stop using PowerPoint, but IF I can make it more engaging and more memorable than the other 26 slide-driven presentations at the conference then maybe, just maybe we can make people rethink what they do with PowerPoint. Continue reading →

Written by Nicholas Oulton and filed under Presentation Psychology

Tagged with Effective Presentation

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5OCT2010
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Learning Techniques Your Audience will CRAVE

“I wish I knew then what I know now.” Partly because last weekend I spent a heart-aching evening watching my scout troop – 14-18 years old – as they struggled to cope with the dress and demeanour of their female counter-parts at a barn dance. But mostly because I have been recording the presentation for the University of Central Lancashire … Continue reading →

Written by Nicholas Oulton and filed under Training Presentations

Tagged with Effective Presentation, Presentation Theory

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27SEP2010
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Presentation Construction and All That Jazz

I was recently in New York City, and ended up watching a performance at the Jazz Standard.  Jazz audiences always seem eclectic to me. If you go to a Country and Western gig, the audience tend to be uniform, in fact they mostly wear a uniform – involving denim, boots and fantastic belt buckles. Last year at a Springsteen concert, … Continue reading →

Written by Nicholas Oulton and filed under Presentation Psychology

Tagged with Audience, Effective Presentation

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24SEP2010
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Lies, Statistics and Audience Recall

A friend e-mailed me last week with this great article for adult learning professionals (instructional design). I encourage you to read it, but the gist is that the following data are lies: People recall: 10% of that they hear 20% of what they read 30% of what they see My friend was concerned that I refer to these stats in my book … Continue reading →

Written by Nicholas Oulton and filed under Sales Effectiveness

Tagged with Audience, Effective Presentation

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