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	<title>Comments on: Is PowerPoint dead yet?</title>
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		<title>By: SEllis</title>
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		<description>Washington DC - 1992 - Dr. Hodgkinson - 7:00 a.m. keynote - International Demographics
Pre-PowerPoint - used 50+ transparencies

Mid-way through a most memorable presentation (one that I remember today) - Dr. H turned to the audience of over 500 persons - turned off the overhead projector and announced...&quot;You are probably wondering why I am using all of these overheads today.  It is because I know that you have a 50% better chance of remembering what I say  if you see it at the same time as you hear it.  This - ladies and gentlemen - is why you will never see a politician use an overhead projector during campaign season!&quot;

Engaging presenters need to appeal to all the senses.  Until something better comes along - some form of Power Point fills the visual need in a blended approach of audio, visual and activity to truly engage the audience - and give them a 50% better chance to remember your message.</description>
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Pre-PowerPoint &#8211; used 50+ transparencies</p>
<p>Mid-way through a most memorable presentation (one that I remember today) &#8211; Dr. H turned to the audience of over 500 persons &#8211; turned off the overhead projector and announced&#8230;&#8221;You are probably wondering why I am using all of these overheads today.  It is because I know that you have a 50% better chance of remembering what I say  if you see it at the same time as you hear it.  This &#8211; ladies and gentlemen &#8211; is why you will never see a politician use an overhead projector during campaign season!&#8221;</p>
<p>Engaging presenters need to appeal to all the senses.  Until something better comes along &#8211; some form of Power Point fills the visual need in a blended approach of audio, visual and activity to truly engage the audience &#8211; and give them a 50% better chance to remember your message.</p>
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