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The Cognitive Style of PowerPoint

Pitching Out Corrupts Within

Book • 2003

In 'The Cognitive Style of PowerPoint', Edward Tufte critiques the limitations and pitfalls of using PowerPoint for presentations, arguing that it often leads to oversimplification and poor analytical quality.

He advocates for more effective methods of information design and communication, highlighting the importance of clear thinking and detailed analysis in presentations.

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Mentioned in 2 episodes

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David Senra

in the context of Amazon's shift from PowerPoint presentations to written narratives.

Jeff Bezos (Insights, Stories, and Secrets)

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Jeff Jarvis

as influential in the criticism of PowerPoint's misuse following the Columbia disaster.

IM 825: The Evil Clown of Middletown - Death By Powerpoint

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Bob Duke

as the author of a book about the cognitive style of PowerPoint.

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