Public speaking is no easy feat. You spend hours creating the perfect PowerPoint, studying it daily to ensure you're an expert on the topic. You can't read straight from the PowerPoint because that's ...

"Take your own audience on a journey to an effective presentation," exhorts Cliff Atkinson, author of "Beyond Bullet Points." His book and advice suggest using the Presenter View feature in PowerPoint ...

As I've mentioned before, it's a bad idea to load up our PowerPoint slides with tons of text. The more terse, the better. Yet people still write dense blocks of text in their slides. Why? Often, so ...

The Notes pane in Microsoft PowerPoint is a handy place to type talking points and other information so that you can reference them when giving a presentation. However, it doesn't look too ...

Any public speaker will tell you that the secret to a great presentation is interacting with your audience. When you think about presentations, Twitter might not be the first thing that springs to ...