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How to Make Your Point Without Powerpoint: 50 Ways to Present Effectively
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Bibliographic Detail
Publisher Penguin Random House South Africa
Publication date May 31, 2016
Pages 144
Binding Paperback
Book category Adult Non-Fiction
ISBN-13 9781770229235
ISBN-10 177022923X
Dimensions 0 by 6 by 8.50 in.
Original list price $18.95
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Amazon.com description: Product Description: The art of presenting needs a serious shakeup. Presenters are constantly on the lookout for fresh ideas to get their message across, but mistakenly believe PowerPoint is the right medium to do so. In How to Make Your Point Without PowerPoint, renowned public speaker Douglas Kruger aims to end the tedium of the PowerPoint medium. He offers 50 practical suggestions to enhance your presentation skills – including the kinds of formats you can use, different methods of delivery and some alternative visuals – so you and your team can trade in the slides and get brainstorming.

This book proves that it is possible to do an excellent job, even a superior one, without slides, by learning to truly engage and persuade. In this way, you will stand out every time and, as the presenter, have an entertaining time of it!

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About: The art of presenting needs a serious shakeup.

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