00:00 Should I use PowerPoint or other technology to help me in my presentation? It's a question people often ask. 00:08 Here's the answer, yes. 00:11 If it helps your audience, the PowerPoint is never for you. 00:16 The Speaker. You have to realize that the slides any technology you use is always about helping your audience get a better understanding of your messages, your topic, and to make it more memorable for them. 00:31 So any time you hear a speaker, so I don't need PowerPoint, well, I should hope not. 00:35 You should already know this material. 00:38 The PowerPoint is never for the speaker, it's always for the audience. 00:42 So just because you're comfortable with the material doesn't mean you should not use PowerPoint. If there's a particular picture, an image, a graph that can truly make your ideas come alive to your audience to help them have a greater understanding of it, then by all means, use it. It may take you some time creating it. 01:04 Your audience doesn't care. 01:06 They just want your best. 01:07 So when you're trying to make this decision of using technology, other presentation technology enhancements always focus on what's really important helping the audience. 01:19 If you do that, you'll make the right decision.
The lecture Using PowerPoint in Presentations by TJ Walker is from the course PowerPoint Presentations in Public Speaking (EN).
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