PowerPoint Presentation Guidelines
McGill University
Thirty seven slides of guidelines on fonts, colour and graphics for people preparing talks for sessions and seminars. The deck demonstrates its own advice, which makes the difference between a supporting slide and a replacement for the speaker easy to see.
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