Even these goofy names for each rule of PowerPoint follow a principle from cognitive science: it’s always easier to remember an unfamiliar idea if it’s named after something familiar.

Specialization: Effective Communication for Data Science Instructor: William Kuskin, Quentin McAndrew, David Underwood Prior knowledge needed: You will need a means of recording yourself and fluency ...

1. “Powerpoint Is Evil;” start your presentation with pencil and paper. OK, maybe it’s not quite evil. Starting your presentation within Powerpoint gives you a measure of instant credibility ...