Eye-Charts – You’d Think Presenters Were Paying By the Screen
At SIA Risk in New York the other day, presented put up dense black and white PowerPoints with the usual comment about eye charts. Really.
How long has PowerPoint been around? Can’t presenters understand they don’t have to pay by the screen – if the info is so vital, break one eye chart into three or four charts people can read. And I can’t count the number of presentations this year where people are reading the text off the screen. Pullllleazeeeee. Chat to the audience, let the slides carry their own weight. Or dispense with them entirely. Just a thought. Where’s the farmers’ market when you really need some overly ripe veggies?
