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What’s all this PINK about?

by Chris Harding on July 24, 2010

It all started with a jumper…

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Pinkwood – were you there?

by Chris Harding on July 12, 2010

Pinkwood was a roaring success!
What a great event! In this post I’d like to thank individual contributors for their support that made my first Group Leader role so fantastic:

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Flogging a Dead Horse

by Chris Harding on July 5, 2010

“to pursue a topic or course of action that is likely to be totally unproductive”

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Pinkwood – will you be there?

by Chris Harding on June 28, 2010

Join some 4N legends at PINKWOOD!
Book here!

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Making software click

by Chris Harding on May 11, 2010

Review of a great Remote Control

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It’s good to share

by Chris Harding on January 10, 2010

Synergy – how to use one keyboard and mouse with multiple computers.

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A picture paints 1000 words, but a frame gives it an edge

by Chris Harding on February 19, 2010

Digital Picture frames – here’s a new use for one.

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How to recall every word a client says

by Chris Harding on January 7, 2010

Livescribe Pulse Smartpen – don’t just write it down, get smart.

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Do you make these mistakes with your slideshows? #10

by Chris Harding on May 10, 2010

Get your ducks in a row
This really annoys me when I see it!

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Do you make these mistakes with your slideshows? #9

by Chris Harding on April 20, 2010

Leave special effects to the movie makers
Don’t you just love bullet points flying in from the left, humorous sound effects and clip art.
You do?

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Do you make these mistakes with your slideshows? #8

by Chris Harding on March 18, 2010

Use language rules to support understanding
Last time we considered the ‘look and feel’ of slide content, we’ll continue that theme in this article.

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Do you make these mistakes with your slideshows? #7

by Chris Harding on March 9, 2010

Be consistent, not just with slide sets but also with their contents.
The themes built into PowerPoint help us to keep slides looking and feeling the same, but it’s really down to us to do the same for the contents.

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