Presentation
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For other uses, see Presentation (disambiguation).
"Presentations" redirects here. For the Windows software, see Corel Presentations.
Presentation is the practice of showing and explaining the content of a topic to an audience or learner. A presentation program, such as Microsoft PowerPoint, is often used to generate the presentation content.
[edit] Useful illustrations
- BCG diagram: This diagram is extremely useful in marketing, although most people only learn the basics of the diagram at the undergraduate level.
- SWOT Analysis: No use...
[edit] See also
- Academic conference
- Lecture
- Persuasion technology
- Presentation program
- Knowledge visualization
- Pecha Kucha Rapid-display format for creative presentations
- Photo slideshow
- Takahashi method - A technique of producing simple bold slides for presentations
[edit] External links
- Ten Simple Rules for Good Presentations
- A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods
- Presentation & Public Speaking 'How to...' articles
- Slides and Presentations of all types
- Portable Electronic Presentations (Pacific Northwest Research Station)
- Start and End a First-Class Presentation with Inspiring Quotes
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