...more powerpoint stories

2004 – Sydney Morning Herald: Beyond the blackboard.
“Some of my students were getting C’s and D’s in previous years,” he says. “But with the use of PowerPoint, they can get B’s and A’s – especially the boys, who are often more visual.”

2004 – Corporate Board Member: How Directors Should Redesign Their Job.
We would like to see less time taken up with the ubiquitous PowerPoint presentations, carefully rehearsed by the executive group, because we feel such show-and-tell sessions don’t allow the directors to really engage in a discussion, nor do they permit the board to assess the caliber of the executive running the business.

2004 – Sydney Morning Herald: PowerPoint rules university's self-paced training.

2004 – The Dartmouth Online: High-tech classrooms irk some profs, delight others.

2004 – Jeffrey Veen: Seven Steps to Better Presentations.
Be sober - Not kidding. No lunch time martini’s. Save the celebrating for after the presentation.

2004 – The Financial Express: Of The Medium And The Message.
“I need someone well versed in the art of torture,” the interviewer says. “Do you know PowerPoint?”