Chapter Twelve. Diagrams, Photos, and Cartoons: How to Inform With Impact
“You have been accused of cruel and abusive behavior. Is it true you made your staff sit through a PowerPoint presentation?”
“One picture is worth a thousand words.” | ||
| --FRED R. BARNARD | ||
Because PowerPoint is first and foremost a visual persuasion tool, presenters have to know how to select and present diagrams, photographs, and cartoons with flair.
Audiences admire and respect a presenter who goes the extra mile to make their lives easier and more enjoyable by using diagrams, photos, and cartoons.
Using Diagrams
Simplifying and Visualizing the Complex
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