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The Cognitive Style of Power Point by Edward R. Tufte · Booklabria

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Edward R. Tufte
The Cognitive Style of Power Point

Visual perceptionVisual communication

The Cognitive Style of Power Point

Name: The Cognitive Style of Power Point
Author: Edward R. Tufte

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First published: 2003
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Using specific examples, Tufte explains how PowerPoint's templates "usually weaken verbal and spatial reasoning and almost always corrupt statistical analysis," and describes concrete ways to improve content of presentations.

Subjects: Visual perception
Visual communication
Graphic methods
Visuelle Kommunikation
Microsoft PowerPoint

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