#post-id: 4124-19-12
#original-date: 10.11.2011 Thu
#original-time: 7:12 PM
#original-day:  4124
#original-host: WinXP Home SP3 (Build 2600)

Понравился пост ^^

> *In Defense of ‘Evil’ Microsoft PowerPoint*
> 
> http://img.labnol.org/files/beatles.jpg
> 
> People come across a bad presentation with unreadable fonts, poor 
> color schemes or cheap clipart and more often than not, their 
> first reaction is to put the blame on Microsoft PowerPoint and not 
> on the person who created those slides. 
> 
> Some even go to the extent of calling PowerPoint evil, a professor 
> found the world’s most-used presentation software bad for the 
> human brain while an American General in Afghanistan called 
> PowerPoint as their enemy (possibly due to these slides). 
> 
> Ed Fidgeon Kavanagh of Clearpreso.com isn’t very happy with the 
> classification and he’s using the exact same tool to convince 
> others that PowerPoint isn’t the problem but the presenter is. Ed 
> makes some convincing points here - you don’t blame Gmail for bad 
> emails but the sender or you don’t blame the phone for a boring 
> conversation but the person on the other side.
> 
> *Don’t Blame PowerPoint*