100 Things Every Presenter Needs To Know About People

I ordered this hoping it would help me give over stronger presentations (in terms of speaking skills) and also learn to foster more participation from the audience.In reality, this book is pretty much 'How to make a decent powerpoint presentation 101' - which, if you're a UX designer with any sort of experience, you can do in your sleep, or even just find articles online with basic do's/don't's (e.g. do use photos of people. Don't create slides with lots of copy').

Nice collection of ideas with short summaries and a few ideas. Depending on the type of presentation you are working on, each one may or may not be relevant.

Everyone who sees the title wants to borrow this book when I take it out. Very handy facts to have laid out so I remember what's important before planning lessons/presentations. Appreciate the research effort!

A number of the tips from this book's 100 I believe were new to me or explained in a new light. A pretty great book for understanding people in general, as I found some of the ideas and explanations to be insightful here.