I do not usually promote much or many. But I have loved, used and supported The Noun Project from day one. It is an amazing project. TNP have recently introduced an educational discount for students and teachers, and I am very happy and proud to be an official testimonial. – Good luck with everything.
Wichtiges, aktuelles Interview von PR-Doktor Kerstin Hoffmann mit Rechtsanwalt Dr. Thomas Schwenke zu den Themen Urheberrecht, Zitierrecht und Bildrechten.
(Stand März 2017).
Hier gehts zum Interview: »Zitieren, verlinken, Bilder veröffentlichen: Was ist erlaubt? Wo drohen Strafen?«
Information Designerin Anna Vital von Adioma bietet ein kostenloses Set von Templates für Keynote, PowerPoint zum Download an. Macht dem ein oder anderen vielleicht die Arbeit etwas leichter. Für private und kommerzielle Projekte. Lizenzbedingungen: Nicht die Slides weitergeben, sondern den Link. Das ist fair und kostet Sie nur eine E-Mail-Adresse. Anna Vitals Arbeiten kennen Sie vielleicht schon von Funders and Founders, ihrem Visual Startup Blog.
This analysis of a »perfect keynote« (featuring IBM’s Watson) is being shared everywhere right now. Must have been a lot of work. J. Waite comes up with a list of eight things that matter. Highly interesting: Not a word about words. – It is about story shapes, conflicts, and heroes, about font size, about black or white slides, interaction with the audience. Yes. We know. – But here is not one word. About words. – The things you actually *say*. And how you say them. – And that is the point of failure of each of these lists. It is all structure and style, and built-in emotions, but not radio talk. You can imitate a structure, of course. You can learn how to design slides. But it will still make you a mechanical speaker unless you begin to care about the colour of words as much as font size.
Still, an interesting read.
TEACH & TRAIN 