EQUIPMENT8. There is absolutely no

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8. There is absolutely no reason in the world you should use anything other than Keynote. Period. I don’t care if you’re on a PC — if you’re serious about speaking, buy a MacBook just for presenting. There is an astounding difference (not an exaggeration) between the tools, canvas placement, typographic control, and overall aesthetics in Keynote compared to PowerPoint. Once you become familiar with Keynote, which isn’t an arduous process, the productivity and just plain enjoyment you’ll experience using it over PowerPoint is completely worth any switching costs.
9. Consider using iShowU for screencasts. If I plan to show interaction within a web app or use a video snippet for which there isn’t a downloadable file, I do video screen capture using iShowU for Mac OS X. It’s an inexpensive app with a good range of features.
10. Need a wireless remote? Go with the Logitech Cordless Presenter. This is all but the industry standard for presenting. It’s a little more bulky than I’d prefer, but in terms of reliability and range, it’s tough to beat this remote. (Don’t use the Apple remote that came with your machine. It’s unreliable and its range is short.)
11. Don’t forget to travel well. This is a bit off-topic, but still relevant. If you’re flying in, you’ll probably be finishing up slides on the ride over, and often you’ll have a lengthy flight. I try to be as comfortable as possible during flight, which is nearly impossible given the status of the airline industry these days. Among other advice I might give, one thing I’ve done is to try and combat the unpredictability of cabin temperature — seems every flight is either too hot or too cold — by dressing in clothing suitable for both temperature ranges, usually something like Columbia Omni-Dry pants and a Nike Dri-Fit shirt. Bring a lightweight jacket on board and you’re set for just about any temperature, freeing you to focus on polishing your presentation. (Side benefit: If you spill a beverage in flight, synthetic clothing always dries faster.)

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EQUIPMENT8. There is absolutely no reason in the world you should use anything other than Keynote. Period. I don't care if you're on a PC — if you're serious about speaking, buy a MacBook just for presenting. There is an astounding difference (not an exaggeration) between the tools, canvas placement, typographic control, and overall aesthetics in Keynote compared to PowerPoint. Once you become familiar with the Keynote, which isn't an arduous process, the productivity and just plain enjoyment you'll experience using it over PowerPoint is completely worth any switching costs.9. Consider using iShowU for screencasts. If I plan to show interaction within a web app or use a video snippet for which there isn't a downloadable file, I do the video screen capture using iShowU for Mac OS X. It's an inexpensive app with a good range of features.10. Need a wireless remote? Go with the Logitech Cordless Presenter. This is all but the industry standard for presenting. It's a little more bulky than I'd prefer, but in terms of reliability and range, it's tough to beat this remote. (Don't use the Apple remote that came with your machine. It's unreliable and its range is short.)11. Don't forget to travel well. This is a bit off-topic, but still relevant. If you're flying in, you'll probably be finishing up slides on the ride over, and often you'll have a lengthy pre-intro flight. I try to be as comfortable as possible during flight, which is nearly impossible given the status of the airline industry these days. Among other advice I might give, one thing I've done is to try and combat the unpredictability of the cabin temperature — seems every flight is either too hot or too cold — by dressing in clothing suitable for both temperature ranges, usually something like Columbia Omni-Dry pants and a Nike Dri-Fit shirt. Bring a lightweight jacket on board and you're set for just about any temperature, freeing you to focus on polishing your presentation. (Side benefit: If you spill a beverage in flight, synthetic clothing always dries faster.)

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10. Need a wireless remote? Go with the Logitech Cordless Presenter. This is all but the industry standard for presenting. It's a little more bulky than I'd prefer, but in terms of reliability and range, it's tough to beat this remote. (Do not use the Apple Remote with your Flickr có Came machine. It's unreliable và range is short.)
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