This is a quiz about chapter 6 on the book by Garr Reynolds, Presentation Zen.
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The image directs your vision to the text.
The face is "looking" at your key elements in the slide.
The face is "looking" in the opposite direction.
Birds' beaks and other elements are used as pointing fingers.
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Signal-to-noise ration
Picture superiority effect
Empty space
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If you want people to learn something and remember you, then make a good, honest presentation.
The logo won’t help close a sale or make a point, but it will create clutter and make the presentation visuals look like a commercial.
We don’t begin every new sentence in a conversation by restating our names, so why would you bombard people with your company logo on every slide?
Your logo should be on every slide so people remember your presentation.
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