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Make a checklist in Word - Word - Microsoft Office Online - 0 views

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word table checklist

shared by james puglia on 16 Nov 09 - Cached
  • Make a checklist that you can check off in Word
  • Make a checklist that you can check off in Word
  • Make a checklist that you can check off in Word
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  • Make a checklist that you can check off in Word
  • Make a checklist that you can check off in Word
  • To use boxes that you can check off in Word, you insert the check box form field int
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  • james puglia on 16 Nov 09
     
    Great table checklist item.
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The 2.0 Life - The 10 Commandments of PowerPoint - 0 views

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  • The 10 Commandments of PowerPoint13 Comments Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. One of the unavoidable things about college, and increasingly work life, is PowerPoint. Most of us have, at one point or another, had to slap some slides together and give a presentation to our friends, family, class, co-workers, or boss.  PowerPoint itself is all well and good , and is actually a great application. But here’s the problem: most people just truly suck at giving PowerPoint presentations. Otherwise interesting and intelligent people, when using PowerPoint,  become bumbling fools who look as if they don’t have a clue what they’re talking about. Good PowerPoint presentations are more fun, more impactful, and more impressive to listen to. And all they do differently is follow a few simple guidelines. These are the Ten Commandments of PowerPoint (or, at least, the ten ways to get me to listen to you). Thou Shalt Not Read
  • The 10 Commandments of    PowerPoint 13 Comments Post by David Pierce . Find me on Twitter . One of the unavoidable things about college, and increasingly work life, is PowerPoint. Most of us have, at one point or another, had to slap some slides together and give a presentation to our friends, family, class, co-workers, or boss.   PowerPoint itself is all well and good , and is actually a great application. But here’s the problem: most people just truly suck at giving PowerPoint presentations. Otherwise interesting and intelligent people, when using PowerPoint,   become bumbling fools who look as if they don’t have a clue what they’re talking about. Good PowerPoint presentations are more fun, more impactful, and more impressive to listen to. And all they do differently is follow a few simple guidelines. These are the Ten Commandments of PowerPoint (or, at least, the ten ways to get me to listen to you). Thou Shalt Not Read
  • PowerPoint itself is all well and good , and is actually a great application. But here’s the problem: most people just truly suck at giving PowerPoint presentations. Otherwise interesting and intelligent people, when using PowerPoint,   become bumbling fools who look as if they don’t have a clue what they’re talking about. Good PowerPoint presentations are more fun, more impactful, and more impressive to listen to. And all they do differently is follow a few simple guidelines. These are the Ten Commandments of PowerPoint (or, at least, the ten ways to get me to listen to you). Thou Shalt Not Read
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  • PowerPoint itself is all well and good , and is actually a great application. But here’s the problem: most people just truly suck at giving PowerPoint presentations. Otherwise interesting and intelligent people, when using PowerPoint,   become bumbling fools who look as if they don’t have a clue what they’re talking about. Good PowerPoint presentations are more fun, more impactful, and more impressive to listen to. And all they do differently is follow a few simple guidelines. These are the Ten Commandments of PowerPoint (or, at least, the ten ways to get me to listen to you). Thou Shalt Not
  • PowerPoint. Most
  • PowerPoint itself is all well and good
  • keep me from paying attention
  • Thou Shalt Not Read The Slides
  • Thou Shalt Use 15 Words Per Slide
  • two things
  • Slides with novels
  • become bumbling fools
  • not care
  • Thou Shalt Not Only Use Text
  • images, movie clips, sound bites
  • Thou Shalt Not Bullet
  • PowerPoint templates, too, are almost always terrible
  • I’m going to talk about
  • Thou Shalt Not Say “I’m Going to Talk About”
  • Thou Shalt Not Over-Clutter
  • Generally speaking, give me one or two things to focus on per slide, whether it’s a point of text or an image
  • Transitions (the animations between slides, and when you bring text in) really ought to be deleted from PowerPoint
  • just quit right then
  • You should, you must, be prepared
  • Memorizing a script is fine, but it’s abundantly clear when you’re only thinking one word ahead
  • about whatever you want, but you’re done after 18 minutes
  • james puglia on 24 Oct 09
     
    PowerPoint Advice
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