Presentation Tips
http://www.cs.umd.edu/class/spring2002/cmsc434-0101/MUIseum/applications/presentationtips.html

For the thesis people out there, and to other entrepreneurs who needs to present things... >_<

Tufte gives presentation tips. cool

edward tufte

Useful pointers on giving presentations from Edward Tufte. Although I disagree on "always provide a handout," this list does appear to pre-date the days of easy DIY wikis and Google sites.

Some great tips for your next presentation. Ignore these at your peril: http://tinyurl.com/b9x2wu

Seth Godin's Blog

Make a folder of links that is specific to your talk. I made one and numbered each link in the order I was going to use them. That includes links to folders, files, browsers, batch files, reset scripts, whatever.

but it works. You'll see that I repeat myself four or five times to make sure important points get hit and pounded in. Thi

mos, drop and recreate your database, clear caches, prime caches or whatever administ

I had the privilege of Jared Spool attending and critiquing some of my recent talks, and in preparation for a UIE webinar I’m giving, he took time to rip me apart give me some awesome feedback. His advice reminded me of notes I took almost ten years ago at an Edward Tufte seminar about giving great talks, and so the next logical step was to make old-timey boxing photos of them both and write a mashup of their talking tips. RIGHT? Both Jared Spool and Edward Tufte are known to be kick-ass speakers in the technology field – Tufte is all up in the freaking white house, and Jared speaks roughly 400 days a year around the world. I think we can learn a lot from their advice, and despite the artificial conflict introduced with boxing pictures, their tips are mostly complimentary.

Jared Spool vs. Edward Tufte

advice on presentations - could also apply to posts

"I had the privilege of Jared Spool attending and critiquing some of my recent talks, and in preparation for a UIE webinar I’m giving, he took time to give me some awesome feedback."