Going Analog
Garr Reynolds of Presentation Zen suggests planning a presentation away from the computer. He calls this 'Going analog'.
It makes a lot of sense. When presenters prepare their content in Powerpoint/Keynote, their content becomes just a series of slides.
Sitting down with a pen and paper, you can focus on the bigger picture and identify your core message.
I tried it. I tried mind-mapping which I've never been very good at. Here's what I came up with:
It makes a lot of sense. When presenters prepare their content in Powerpoint/Keynote, their content becomes just a series of slides.
Sitting down with a pen and paper, you can focus on the bigger picture and identify your core message.
I tried it. I tried mind-mapping which I've never been very good at. Here's what I came up with:
