Recently Garr Reynolds posted an analysis of the presentation styles of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.
Garr's tone is respectful and yet humorous, with digs about Bill's obsessive use of the word 'rich' and the Steve's theatrics. But there are great insights in this post, including Garr's conclusion that "...the biggest difference is not the fact that Steve's slides are simpler with fewer elements and fewer bullet points, the biggest difference is in the way they are used."
Presentation Zen is one of my favorite blogs.
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Learning from Great Presenters
Posted by Bill Claxton at 12:34 PM
Labels: keynote, powerpoint, presentation zen
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