The Fine Art of a Proper Powerpoint - Megan McArdle - Business - The
Atlantic
I've seen a lot of presentations by this phase in my life, and while there
are a lot of things that make for better Powerpoints, the most important is
this:  at all times, you should be looking at the audience, not at the
screen.  There are only two times you are allowed to look at the screen:

1.  When there is a slide transition, so you can make sure you're on the
right slide
2.  When you are pointing to something on the screen with a laser pointer
or whatever.

That's it.  The rest of the time, look at your audience.



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