Why is it that we retain more information when we see something rather than when we simply hear it? The phenomenon is known as the picture superiority effect. Pairing images with text brings retention up from 10% to 65%. Check out this short infographic for a simple, yet thorough visual explanation of how this phenomenon works:
Musings on how presentation design will change the world.
Present yourself! // Mutasd meg, ki vagy!
Stand Out, Connect, Sell Your Idea!
Claire Duffy's blog about public speaking and communication (in real life). Speak well, do well!
about PowerPoint, presenting, slides and visualization.
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Phil Presents is a blog covering the art and science of fantastic presentations.
Why games make us better and how they can change the world
Raising My daughter, Gardening with an Environmental Awareness for a better life.
Design for How People Learn
"Listen: there's a hell of a universe next door; let's go" --e.e. cummings
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A design student, a robot and two little devils.
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