Draw Stuff Fast
Check out one of Google's newest tools: AutoDraw. Watch the video below or click here: https://youtu.be/VwRbvVrUXTc
“Better Presentations” Book Review
Jonathan Schwabish’s Better Presentations is a guide for presenters who have to build and share data and information with a broad audience. Although applicable to multiple industries, the focus on academic application makes this the perfect book for universities and…
Best of 2017: The Top 7 PowerPoint Downloads
As a PowerPoint power user, I want the latest, greatest, and best-of-the-best tools to help me do my job. My presentations and my client’s projects require me to push the software to its limits. The following are some of my…
5 Steps to Making a Viral Educational Infographic
Check out my recent post at ATD's Learning Technologies Blog. Click here to read more.
2017 Presentation Trend: Contextual Content
With the introduction of PowerPoint's Zoom feature expect to see more contextualized content in presentations. At its core, contextualized content is a storytelling architecture used to increase understanding, recollection, and adoption. In 2009, Prezi launched software that made it easy…
No More Blind Spots Infographic
Drive safe. Learn how to eliminate blind spots with this handy infographic coupled with the following instructions I found this on Quora... Left mirror: while your head is touching the left window adjust your left mirror, so you just don't…
3 Uncommon Presentation Tips (Video)
Learn three uncommon presentation tips in under four minutes. Click on the following video...
How to Make a Viral Infographic
Infographics are a great way to convey information in a visually pleasing way. People are more likely to engage with pictures and colors, rather than just a long block of texts. This is why they are especially useful for explaining…
3 Ways to Improve Your Learning Materials in ~60 Seconds
I was conducting a class at Training Magazine's Online Learning Conference in Chicago and InSynch Training asked a great question. Check out this quick, ~60 second interview that shares three of my favorite ways to improve learning materials. Enjoy! :)