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The following presentation is actually a presentation on statistics for, well, a pile of presentations posted on Slideshare. Basically it will tell you who is doing what, how many slides they are taking to say what they want to say, the favourite fonts etc etc. Interesting reading for the people who like statistics….
I get asked all the time for more information, ideas and suggestions on ways to improve presentation skills. So I have posted some great material I have found online and here is more. Steve Job’s is considered one of the worlds best presenters at the moment (in all likelihood he is the best). Enjoy this video, see how simple his style is and how easy it is to duplicate.
So why do so many people continue to do such crappy, lifeless, useless presentations? I simply don’t know. Slow, painful and pointless death by PowerPoint.
As a professional presenter I guarantee that if you use Steve Jobs as the role model for your presentation style, and be confident and passionate enough to pull it off, you will have amazing results.
As a professional presenter I am always on the hunt for smart ideas to present better. Of course the more effective my presentations to more impact I can have and the more likely I am to get my message across.
I have posted quite a few slide shows from people around the world sharing their advice on the art of creating the perfect presentation. This one is without doubt the best I have come across. It covers everything you could possibly imagine when it comes to building the perfect presentation. I strongly urge anyone who presents for a living, in any shape or form, to take a good long look at this slide show and adopt as many of the recommendations by the author as you can.
Andrew Griffiths