Stellar presentations v1

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Presentation Redux

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Presentation delivered at Stellar Search as part of their Experience the Expert series of talks

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WARNING

In this presentation, some of the views are controversial and unconventional.

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Who am I?

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my name is

KHANMohit

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Research&Consulting

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ST@

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Change

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Death by PowerPoint

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Thomas Jefferson1743 - 1826

I hope our wisdom will grow with our power.poi

nt

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Q&A

Pledge

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Story and Design Essentials

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Persuasion and Information

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Switch me

OFF!

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Let go

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Conceptual Age

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Image: www.wired.com

Logic

Emotions+

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pathy

Play

Meaning

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Des

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Story

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Story aka Preparation

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Tell me a story...

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Most good ideas can do pretty well with a stick in the sand.

Alan Kay

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Do you know this guy?

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Opening (Beginning)Must introduce the main idea or argument

A Good Presentationhas three main parts

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Opening (Beginning)Must introduce the main idea or argument

Body (Middle)All the main points and their statements

A Good Presentationhas three main parts

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Opening (Beginning)Must introduce the main idea or argument

Body (Middle)All the main points and their statements

Closing (End)Review the main point and a strong finish

A Good Presentationhas three main parts

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Design

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1. Times New Roman

2. Arial

3. Courier

4. Comic Sans

a. Text

b. Text

c. Text

d. Text

Match the following

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democratizedDesign has been

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??DesignWha

t is

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Utility +

Significance

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Notdecoration

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YES

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paralyzedDon’t be

by method and knowledge

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Informational

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Persuasive

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Aristotle

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Pathos Logos

Ethos

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Balance the three

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Pathos Logos

Ethos

GreatPresentation

Great Presentation

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Delivery Story

Design

GreatPresentation

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KansoS i m p l i c i t y

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Our lives are fri,ered  away by detail; Henry Da!d "#eau

simplify, simplify.

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Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex ... it takes a touch of genius to simplify.

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Thoughtful Reduction

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Simplicity means the achievement of maximum effect by minimum means.

Dr Koichi Kawana

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Lets look at the challenges

• COMPANIES ARE NOT GETTING THROUGH TO THEIR AUDIENCES– 20 years ago, 80 percent of a target audience could be reached with one 30‐second off‐peak television ad. Today, reaching the same audience oSen requires 200 to 300 prime‐Ume spots.

– The response to direct mail solicitaUons for credit cards has dropped from 2.8 percent in 1992 to 0.6 percent in 2000.

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Shift to Notes

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Clean start

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Getting through your audience is becoming increasingly difficult!

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Ingredients

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AgBackground Colors Font Images

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AgBackground Colors Font Images

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Restraint in preparation

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Simplicity in design

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Naturalness in delivery

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Tom Peters

Presentation Excellence is never accidental! (Work your buns off!)