Articles

Webinar Software Under Attack: Google Docs and SlideShare Take Aim

Friday, November 23, 2007

Whether they intended to or not, hosted software solution providers Google and SlideShare are starting to give traditional webinar shops a run for their money. Both companies are providing consumers with alternatives to pricey webinar software.

SlideShare, described ...

Filed under: Presentations

Documentation and Training Slide Decks Now Available

Thursday, November 08, 2007

The slide decks from Documentation and Training East 2007 are now available. A few speakers have yet to share their slides, but the bulk of the presentations are available for view within a web browser, and without the need to download additional software. This service ...

Filed under: 3D : Content Quality Management : Content Reuse : DITA : Document Engineering : Dynamic Content : Experience Design : Information Architecture : Localization : Mobile Content : Presentations : Publishing : Rich Media : S1000D : Search : Simplified Technical English : Software as a Service : Technical Writing : Translation : Usability : User-Generated Content : Video Documentation : Web 2.0 : XML : XQuery : Web Content Management

Death By PowerPoint: Practical Advice For Improving Presentations

Friday, October 26, 2007

PowerPoint sucks. More accurately, most presentations suck, regardless of what software tool was used to create them. They suck because those who design them (often the same people who deliver them) are not skilled presentation developers nor great presenters. But ...

Filed under: Presentations

FloSpace: Producing Teleprompter Scripts Is Easier Than You Think

Thursday, May 03, 2007

Politicians, business gurus, and corporate leaders of all types spend a lot of time speaking to large audiences. Oftentimes, memorizing a speech isn’t practical. And, reading a text document from a laptop introduces additional usability challenges. That’s why the folks ...

Filed under: Presentations : Teleprompter Tools

SlideShare: YouTube for Presentations

Monday, October 30, 2006

We’ve received numerous requests for copies of slide presentations over the years. Now, with the help of our favorite online slide sharing service, SlideShare, we can share our slides with you via a web browser.