Power Point or PPT
Today the question is: how do you use technology in school, in business or in your daily life? We all remember the fascination we had creating PPT some 10 years ago...
The root problem of PowerPoint presentations is not the power or the point, but the presentation. A presentation, by its very nature, is one-sided. The presenter does everything—gathers information, eliminates extraneous points, and selects the direction and duration of the presentation. The role of the audience is to sit and absorb the information. Yes, they may ask questions, but typically only those queries that directly relate to the slides are deemed worthy of responses. What happens to thoughts and ideas that are not part of the presentation? This approach does little to promote creative thinking—or any thinking at all.
Using PPT in our communication towards our clients is like a bulletization of the business. So, start to be CREATIVE and move forward!