#post-id: 4124-19-12
#original-date: 10.11.2011 Thu
#original-time: 7:12 PM
#original-day: 4124
#original-host: WinXP Home SP3 (Build 2600)
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In Defense of ‘Evil’ Microsoft PowerPoint
People come across a bad presentation with unreadable fonts, poor color schemes or cheap clipart and more often than not, their first reaction is to put the blame on Microsoft PowerPoint and not on the person who created those slides.
Some even go to the extent of calling PowerPoint evil, a professor found the world’s most-used presentation software bad for the human brain while an American General in Afghanistan called PowerPoint as their enemy (possibly due to these slides).
Ed Fidgeon Kavanagh of Clearpreso.com isn’t very happy with the classification and he’s using the exact same tool to convince others that PowerPoint isn’t the problem but the presenter is. Ed makes some convincing points here - you don’t blame Gmail for bad emails but the sender or you don’t blame the phone for a boring conversation but the person on the other side.
Don’t Blame PowerPoint