The Right Visuals
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.
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T Romp, Senior Sales Executive, leading US healthcare organisationThe business-to-business PowerPoint is the greatest I have ever seen or had the pleasure of presenting. I am definitely selling value, and changing perceptions, and most of my audiences have not seen anything like it.
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Les Posen
2:35 pm, January 4th, 2010
Nice work, Nicholas! I particularly liked your reference to Sweller (just up north from me), and your invention of Visual Cognitive Dissonance. I use a similar concept but a little simpler: “Huh? Aha!” to create emotional discomfort then a pleasant buzz when it all comes together – scratching the itch as would would say. If you ever get to Melbourne, let me know and I’ll shout you a beer or something softer/harder… and argue Keynote versus Powerpoint!
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nick oulton
8:52 pm, January 4th, 2010
Les, thanks for the comment. I like your Huh? Aha! Of course we’d call that Verbal Cognitive Dissonance… Just had my first trip to Australia, in fact Melbourne! I landed at 8am, ran a workshop from 10 until 3, and left back to our Singapore HQ at 5pm… Nice place for 9 hours! I’ll try and stay longer next time and we can debate “which is least bad”…
Nick