In this context PowerPoint is used as a description for a style of presentations (e.g. lots of bullet points) I think most people realise it would be the same if that style was done using Keynote or transparencies.
But yeah, it's a shame PowerPoint has become the descriptor.
Yeah, agreed. I've personally taken to ensuring that no bullet points make it into any presentations I provide. When I made the "switch", I found my presentations were much better. The clarity of a single term vs. bullet points cannot be underestimated.
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In this context PowerPoint is used as a description for a style of presentations (e.g. lots of bullet points) I think most people realise it would be the same if that style was done using Keynote or transparencies.
But yeah, it's a shame PowerPoint has become the descriptor.
Yeah, agreed. I've personally taken to ensuring that no bullet points make it into any presentations I provide. When I made the "switch", I found my presentations were much better. The clarity of a single term vs. bullet points cannot be underestimated.