Amazon

Take All Business Documents on E-Paper, Why Not?

Recently I’m really interested in reading New York Times via Amazon.com’s Kindle. It makes me feel good with another reading experience. I also think kinda e-paper or e-ink technologies would change the future of our reading. It likes presentations in mobile devices on my view. As an environmentalist, I really recommend the paperless business with these e-paper technologies.

Actually Kindle is not so-called good enough as I know, but it’s the latest one over the market. In Japan, Sony introduces another nice gadget LIBRIé EBR-1000EP with better design and usability. And just last month, the company Plastic Logic from Cambridge University unveiled its new-blood digital reader with a balance between size and convenience (http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/09/plastic-logics.html). This one is really impressive. Whatever for the business or not, I guess the new era of paperless world is coming.

William Peterson
Presentation Veteran

Keep Reading - Enrich and Storm Your Presentation Brain

I usually think reading a printed book has better effects on your mind than scanning the same thing online, although I’m already a Internet addict. Here I recommend some printed books for the IT presenters to read, if you really have non-Internet reading time.

PowerPoint for Teachers: Dynamic Presentations and Interactive Classroom Projects is written for especially for teachers to enhance presentations in classroom, but you also can learn abundant information and great ideas to make your own interactive and creative projects with PowerPoint, no matter what your level of expertise. The book is written by Ellen Finkelstein, who has been consulting and teaching PowerPoint more than a decade.

Presentation Zen: Simple Ideas on Presentation Design and Delivery is the latest collection from presentation designer and internationally acclaimed communications expert Garr Reynolds. The book shares his experience in a provocative mix of illumination, inspiration, education, and guidance that will change the way you think about making presentations with PowerPoint or Keynote. You can also visit his excellent blog Presentation Zen related to professional presentation design.

Happy reading, but not ending.

William Peterson
Presentation Veteran