Presentation unplugged
Today every small issue is packed into a presentation.
But the quality of the presentations is very different.
Some consist of too much text or are simply too complicated.
Even good PowerPoint presentations have a problem.
They animate more to consume than to interact.
There are ways for a more interactive style of presentation.
How will that work?
Forget PowerPoint!
Present analog!
What is the point of that?
Analog presentations inspire to participate.
Arguments
Analog presentations suggest not that everything is ready.
Analog presentations are so flexible that annotations can easily built in.
Analog presentations offer the potential for greater sustainability in the provision of information.
Analog presentations can show the expertise of the presentator.
Analog presentations (well done) stand out from the monotony of the other presentations.
Attention
Analog presentations have nothing to do with fast flipchart graffiti.
A analog presentation must be prepared very carefully.
A analog Presentation is not suitable for every purpose.
For an analog presentation the group may not be too large.
Analog presentations should be used carefully to prevent becoming uncool.
The impression of a lack of preparation (no PowerPoint presentation) must be avoided.
Requirements
The presenter must be about 100% word-perfect. There are no films that guide him through his presentation.
The preparation time for an analog presentation is much greater than for a normal PowerPoint presentation.
Present analog has to be practiced to keep everything easy to read and recognizable.
At the start a PowerPoint presentation can help to transforme the story into a analog presentation.
Organization
Prepare the room for the analog presentation. Flipchart and pens should be available.
Create opportunities, flipchart pages hang or stick etc.
Take a picture protocol of the presentation.
Finally
Ask yourself whether you have your goal with this kind of presentation better achieved.
Has the effort paid off for you.
Get some Feedback at the end of presentation.
Do you need assistance with your analog presentation? Bernd Hilgenberg Leipziger Str. 38 42859 Remscheid Germany Telefon: +49 2191 8427228 Mail: hilgenberg@cioct.de
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