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&#8220Iwant my presentation to blow the audience away.&#8221#8220I hate when people textmessage
during my presentations.&#8221#8220I don&#8217twant to be like all the other
presenters.These are the actual words that presenters, particularly college faculty, use when
asked about their PowerPoint goals and challenges. They do presentations all the
time&#8212inthe classrooms, at conferences, and during workshops&#8212ye they rarely learn to
communicate effectively.Bottom line: Isn't that what presentations are supposed to do? Create
impact through our words and our slides? In a way that get audiences to go: Wow. That was clear
and to the point. I want that professor for all my lectures. I never thought about the topic this way.
I&#8217mgoing to Google more about it. I&#8217mgoing to email this presenter . . . and maybe
collaborate!PRESENTING. The Professor&#8217Guide to Powerful Communication will show
you:&#8226On simple test to see if your existing presentation slides are any good
&#8226Hodocumentaries (yes&#8212doumentaries!) present information more effectively than
most of us&#8226Aproven format to engage audiences (Hint: don&#8217tintroduce technical
terms up front) &#8226Hoto deal with the chronic issue of &#8220Ihave too much to
cover!&#8221&#8226Ho to create captivating slides&#8212wihout a degree in designJust like his
other widely-read book, Teaching College: The Ultimate Guide to Lecturing, Presenting, and
Engaging Students, Dr. Norman Eng&#8217PRESENTING. is based on the latest research in
media &ampcommunication, design, education, and neuroscience. More importantly, it gives
college educators&#8212noices and veterans alike&#8212th confidence to move any audience,
no matter their topic or venue.