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…
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! :)
Several years ago, I first attended the Presentation Summit and was blown away by Dr. Carmen Simon's keynote. Using principles of behavioral psychology, a fluid presenting style, and engaging visuals, Dr. Simon captivated and inspired the attendees to rethink how…
Article courtesy of Creato. When developing a logo for your company, it can be tempting to just make it a picture that conveys your company name, or looks like the product you deal with most often—or to just put your…
Michelle A. Borkin and her colleagues share their findings in her study to determine the role that visualization types play in data understanding. The team ran the largest scale visualization study to date using 2,070 single-panel visualizations, categorized with visualization type (e.g.,…
Creato Design shares the latest logo design trends in this helpful infographic. See more here.
What does it take to be a Microsoft PowerPoint MVP? I give the inside scoop to Sharyn Fitzpatrick of PresentationXpert and discuss my top presentation and PowerPoint best practices.
This month Microsoft selected me as a Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for PowerPoint. This award is given to independent industry leaders who share their real-word experience with Microsoft products through teaching and helping others use their software to the fullest.…
ATD ICE 2016 highlighted infographics as part of ATD's coverage of the event. There are a few golden nuggets and food for thought in the video. Watch it now.
Taylor Croonquist of Nuts & Bolts Speed Training shares his secret to making data compelling. Check out his video here. (This video is the second in the series. Click here to watch the first video.)