If you use graphs in your Powerpoint presentations, I hope you'll follow these three simple principles.
1. One Story
2. No Bar Charts
3. Motion
Seth's Blog: The three laws of great graphs
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- Jeffgiddens on 2008-10-13 - Tags visualization , data , graph , blog , presentation , powerpoint
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If you use graphs in your Powerpoint presentations, I hope you'll follow these three simple principles.
1. One Story
2. No Bar Charts
3. Motion
Highlighted by npouhaer
The only reason (did I mention only) to use a chart in a presentation is to make a point
Highlighted by raydacteur
It's simple: create two slides. The first one shows where the data used to be, the second one, on the same axes, shows where it is or where it's going. Motion.
Highlighted by raydacteur
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