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The Electronic Slide Chooser

Posted by Dr. Abela

  Our Chart Chooser has been very popular over the years, and translated into over a dozen languages. We also developed…

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Announcing the Slide Chooser

Posted by Dr. Abela

The most popular thing we’ve ever posted on this blog has been, without doubt, the Chart Chooser. Available in nine different languages,…

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Ballroom vs. Conference Room Style Presentations

Posted by extremepdev

Two years ago I blogged on the importance of presentation idiom, and on the two main presentation idioms, Ballroom style…

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The Extreme Presentation Online course is now live

Posted by Dr. Abela

Hi everyone,  We are pleased to announce that the Extreme Presentation Online course is now live. This is self-paced course…

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What do an Oxford University gardener and world-class presentation skills have to do with each other?

Posted by Dr. Abela

  This is one of the "outtakes" from our new Extreme Presentation Online course. Take the free trial here:  https://extremepresentation.thinkific.com/courses/extreme-presentation-online …

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One more time: Does 93% of your communication really come from non-verbals?

Posted by Dr. Abela

14 years ago I was the first person (to the best of my knowledge) to debunk the myth that only…

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How to draw a Maze layout

Posted by Dr. Abela

    To draw a Maze layout, download the Maze PowerPoint file.

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How to draw Gameboard

Posted by Dr. Abela

  To draw Gameboard, download the Gameboard PowerPoint file and edit as necessary.

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Presentation Masala

Posted by Dr. Abela

Vivek Singh runs presentation design firm Jazz Factory and recently published a new book, Presentation Masala. Vivek and I reconnected…

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Presenting Online: Conference Room Style presentations on Zoom

Posted by Dr. Abela

Photo by visuals on Unsplash.   Followers of the Extreme Presentation method will know that the key to avoiding "Death by PowerPoint" is…

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