The myth of learning styles

The myth of learning styles

by | Presentation myths

Many presenters have heard about learning styles and want to know how they can take individual learning styles into account when they present. But the learning styles model has no research that backs it up: “from a neuroscientific point of view [the learning...

Don’t forget the word-pictures

by | Content

Many of my previous posts have been about adding a visual element to your presentations. But you don’t have to do this literally – you can also do it by triggering images in the minds of your audience. I first learnt this about 15 years ago when I was...
Use words and visuals

Use words and visuals

by | Visual thinking

I’m reading Dan Roam’s great new book Back of the Napkin. It’s led me to explore all the resources on the web for visual thinking. What I’m seeing is that there’s a whole movement out there for visual thinking, infographics etc. But yet...

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