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"I find your book the best of the three I have bought to learn PowerPoint."
-Robert Maddin
This book was a HUGE help for me while learning PowerPoint 2007. It was remarkably clearly written and easy to follow. While I'm not a big fan of all the changes to the PowerPoint (and the Office suite generally), it's great to have a well-written guidebook for coping with the increased complexity!
-Jon Boutelle
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"I read your book, How to Do Everything with PowerPoint 2002 and loved it. It really gave me the know-how to deliver an amazing sales presentation."
-Christina Lang
During Dave Paradi’s keynote at PPTLive, the audience came up with a list of thought leaders. Here’s the list. In most cases, I’ve linked directly to the blog.
Ellen Finkelstein (yes, that’s me!)
and let’s not forget Dave Paradi.
Here’s a list of organizations that have recommended content:
International Ass’n of Business Communicators
101 Advanced Techniques Every PowerPoint User Should Know
Become a master of PowerPoint!
101 Tips Every PowerPoint User Should KnowInvaluable tips professionals use will get you up to speed fast!
7 Steps to Great ImagesLearn how to format images for highest impact and a professional look
How to Do Everything with PowerPoint 2007All new! How to use PowerPoint plus best practices for effective presentations.
How to Do Everything with PowerPoint 2003All new! How to use PowerPoint plus best practices for effective presentations.
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presentationzen
An excellent resource for improving your presentation design
Beyond Bullet Points Cliff Atkinson's system for creating effective presentations without bullets. Well thought out and researched.A classic.
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