VISUAL aids such as images, videos, infographics, and flashcards are known for enhancing comprehension, retention, and learning. They curate an accurate visual image in an audience’s head, motivating ...

Public speaking or presenting can appear complex. So many sources of "advice" all offering different and often competing points of view. It can be tough deciding what advice to take and what to ignore ...

Good visuals in a business presentation can range from complex videos to a simple poster. For those presenters who are not skilled in the video arts, there are several ways to present information with ...

If it’s been said once it’s been said a million times. PowerPoint slides don’t talk, the presenter does. PowerPoint slides don’t connect with the audience, the presenter does. Avoiding death by ...

It's been said that people retain 10 percent of what they read, 20 percent of what they hear, 30 percent of what they see, and 50 percent of what they hear and see. Training professionals often ...

Most of our anxiety in giving presentations comes from a fear of forgetting what to say. But our visual recall is much better than our verbal recall, so ditch trying to memorize a lengthy talk and use ...

Professionals are overwhelmed with meeting madness. Research shows the average professional sits through 23 hours of meetings a week – that’s over half of the workweek spent sitting through one ...

Visual aids have the potential to enhance your message, but they can also ruin your presentation if used inappropriately. “The most important thing for you to know with any presentation is your ...