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Making good diagrams in PowerPoint

July 19, 2011 · by Jan Schultink
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This presentation contains some useful guidelines for making diagrams. Thank you Alessandra for pointing it out to me.

How to make Awesome Diagrams for your slides

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4 comments

Maja Arnestad2011-07-20 20:55:11
Many good points, but one big problem: using red and green together means no information is conveyed to the colorblind in your audience (mostly men). Ever wonder why FB is blue and white? Marc Z is colorblind!
Colleen2011-07-19 16:37:25
That was very helpful! I've shared it with my colleagues who create presentations. Thanks!
Hannah2011-07-20 15:05:23
Thanks for sharing Jan! I'm running a workshop for our trainees in September on avoiding Death by Powerpoint and this will be a great follow-up. Your blog is great!
Maja Arnestad2011-07-20 20:54:36
Many good points, but one big problem: using red and green together means no information is conveyed to the colorblind in your audience (mostly men). Ever wonder why FB is blue and white? Marc Z is colorblind!