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December 17, 2008

Including maps in your PowerPoint presentations

 Slide:ology has a recent post giving useful advice on how to use maps in your slides.  The post has stimulated comments that have some more useful tips from people's experience. Slide:ology plan a Part 2 to this post.

They mention the guru of informational design and visual literacy, Edward Tufte.  If you really want to get into this side of creating sides, he is a stimulating read. I find his books quite demanding to follow, but The New York Times described Tufte as 'The Leonardo Da Vinci of data'

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