Welcome to ReThink Presentations!

by Oliver Adria on February 27, 2009

Welcome to the newly created ReThink Presentations Blog. I was excited and thrilled to get so many great responses to my uploaded presentation . In the 7 months after the presentation was uploaded it has received over 35.000 views and I have received almost 100 emails from readers around the world. The presentation I’m talking about is the one I sent in to the Slideshare.net contest in the summer of 2008 (you can see it at the end of this post).

I’ve been doing presentations at work for quite a while now. But I also like to create some slides and do presentations just for the heck of it (yes, I’m a geek!). So I’m excited to create this blog to get into a discussion with the rest of the world and talk about design, presentation and esthetics. To start off this blog, I’m including the presentation that I submitted to the contest last year. I will review some of the things that I have mentioned in the slides in future posts and go into them in more detail.

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{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

Michael Gerharz 02.28.09 at 14:01

Welcome Oliver, nice to see the rethink presentation evolving to a blog. I’m looking forward to your articles.

Best,
Michael

Geoff 03.01.09 at 05:11

The initial presentation was good - looking forward to seeing more.

I’d like to see you discuss ‘heading or no heading’. A question about which I am currently fence sitting.

…Geoff

Oliver 03.01.09 at 16:31

Hi Michael,
thanks for leaving the first comment!

Hi Geoff,
that’s an interesting question. I have thought about this also a little - since at work we use templates and use headers; but for my own private workshops I don’t use them at all. I will include this question/discussion point in one of my future posts!

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