PowerPoint: The Tipping Point
The tipping point. In this truly horrific PowerPoint slide, we reached the tipping point in the first line. Please don’t do this with your presentations.
2D or Not 2D? That is the question.
When presenting charts or graphs, always use two-dimensional ones and not three-dimensional ones. This post explains why.
Word Clouds
I have to thank my brother Greg for giving me the idea for this post. Greg sent me an email about an application called Wordle. It was created by Jonathan Feinberg, a Senior Software Engineer at IBM Research. You use it to create a word cloud like the one below. The Wordle website describes the application as “a toy for […]
Toastmasters
There is an old joke about a tourist who is visiting New York City. He wants to see a concert at the famous Carnegie Hall. The tourist stops a man on the street and asks, “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” The man replies, “Practice!” It is the same with public speaking and, indeed, […]
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