Visualisation
If bullet points don’t work, what’s the alternative? Visualisation. Using the principles of successful visual communication, it is possible to display ideas using visuals, instead of text. Identify key information, and find the right visualisation approach.
Latest in Visualisation
The Right Visuals
25th June - The last in a series of four episodes of the Killer Presentation Series, this edition focuses on how using the right visuals makes your presentation engaging and memorable.
The Art of Visualisation
4th June - Use pictures, diagrams, graphs, together with animation, to deliver an effective visual presentation.
Minard's Napoleon Graph
1st May - Revisualised - Minard's Graph of Napoleon's March into Russia in 1812
Visual Aids
17th October - To present well, we need to understand when and why to use visual aids, what audiences are looking for, and how to make our messages stick.
Slides that Don't Make Sense
15th October - Visual Cognitive Dissonance exists when slides don't make sense on their own, and the audience need the presenter to explain the presentation.
PowerPoint Flowchart
1st June - Some visuals can be used again and again. This PowerPoint flowchart is an example.
Presenting Complex Ideas
1st June - Even the most complicated ideas can be represented with visuals that simplify and bring to life. This example shows how a complex idea can be presented visually.
Visualisation and Design
17th May - Pre-recorded webinar by m62's own Richard Newman, looking at visualisation for PowerPoint presentations - how to turn words into animated pictures in visual presentations.
Presentation Theory
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