Presentation slides good or bad
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This document contains various quotes and graphics about slide design and factors that contribute to a journal's reputation. It discusses the importance of meaning over data on slides, audiences either reading slides or listening but not both, impact factor and being seen as a place to publish as major factors for a journal's reputation, and 50% of online chats being generated by automated triggers. It also includes quotes about the goals of design being simplicity and about slides being vehicles for meaning rather than just data.
Presentation slides good or bad
- 1. Gender Geography: Good Slides / Bad Slides Linda Blake Science Librarian linda.blake@mail.wvu.edu (304) 293-0328
- 2. What about These Slides? If you Google worst slide ever…
- 4. External Impact on Afghanistan Stability Coalition forces Weather
- 6. Factors Contributing to a Journal’s Reputation 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Impact Factor Seen as Place to Publish Other Factor Other Factor Other Factor Ranking by % Ranking by %
- 7. Factors Contributing to a Journal’s Reputation Impact Factor 82% Seen as the place to publish 70%
- 9. 50% of Chats Are Generated by Triggers
- 10. “Data slides really aren’t about the data. They’re about the meaning of the data.” -Nancy Duarte, Duarte Design
- 15. “The audience will either read your slides or listen to you. They won’t do both.” -Nancy Duarte, Duarte Design
- 18. Literature Review Need Hogan, T. P., & Palmer, C. L. (2005). Information Preferences and Practices Among People Living with HIV/AIDS: Results from a Nationwide Survey. Journal of the Medical Library Association ( JMLA ), 93(4), 431-439. O’Grady, L. (2008). Meeting Health Information Needs of People with HIV/AIDS: Sources and Means of Collaboration. Health Information & Libraries Journal, 25(4), 261-269. doi:10.1111/j.1471-1842.2007.00764.x
- 20. “Good design is as little design as possible.” -Dieter Rams