The piece is interesting, but like power-point, a bit jarring with the inter-cutting of sound files. Not a smooth piece, but good nonetheless. As an anttendee of many events with power-point presentations, I do agree that the best use of the software is to not put your most important points in it. Further, the over use of power-point shows the continued decline of public speaking skills in America.
Review of PowerPoint at Gettysburg
Hilary Bonial
Posted on December 11, 2003 at 11:57 AM
The piece is interesting, but like power-point, a bit jarring with the inter-cutting of sound files. Not a smooth piece, but good nonetheless. As an anttendee of many events with power-point presentations, I do agree that the best use of the software is to not put your most important points in it. Further, the over use of power-point shows the continued decline of public speaking skills in America.