How to avoid the army 'Death by PowerPoint'

Here is a great article from Wired that you don't want to miss. It talks about Microsoft's Dave Karle, an Army veteran, whose latest mission is, people correctly use PowerPoint in the army and eventually elsewhere, or at least no longer use, to get it wrong.

It is an idea, we here fits perfectly to one of the most important issues, that which the PowerPoint blog (SlideFest an example) have concentrated. As the article States, "..."Karle is not trying to use the army of Microsoft presentation software. PowerPoint is already everywhere within the army - to the chagrin of many officer. Karle's mission is much more difficult: stop the army from using it stupid. "

Or even use, depending on what presents the presenter not PowerPoint. "Use Word sometimes instead of PowerPoint." Sometimes using a whiteboard, "Karle says." "It's all about the tool behind the tool attachment." He holds. "I love that phrase."

You will find the article here: http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2011/06/microsoft-helps-the-army-avoid-death-by-powerpoint/.

Karle also has his own blog. It's called modern presenter.

--Erik Jensen

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