Presentation Zen

Wednesday, 20 February 2008

I was listening to the most recent This Week In Law podcast today and was intrigued by a discussion of a book titled Presentation Zen about PowerPoint technique. A quick Google search revealed that in addition to the book, there is a related blog that looks at issues related to professional presentation design. As someone who gives a lot of presentations, it is an excellent read. If you ever give PowerPoint presentations, you should check out the blog here.

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