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Nov 28, 2014 5 min

Being Visually Loud Can Sometimes Drown Out Your Lesson

from Creative Training Techniques - The Bob Pike Group Hosted by Becky Pluth

You probably know that pictures can make for a better presentation. But how do you know if the picture or graphic you're using is helping or hurting your lesson? Becky talks about why simple is often better than being "visually loud."

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