Neuroscience for stickier presentations

July 23, 2018

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Last week on our podcast we had the pleasure of speaking to Stella Collins about how to make presentations and learning more memorable, engaging, and stickier so that audiences can connect with and recall more of what they have seen.
Whether you are building a Prezi design or trying to improve your PowerPoint slides, this episode will help you improve the effectiveness of your presentation. We introduce you to a simple model that Stella has called LEARNS and can help every presenter no matter their level of expertise.
The episode is embedded below but can also be found on Apple podcasts, Google Podcasts, and lots of other podcasting apps. We hope you enjoy it:

If you have any presentation related questions that you’d like answered on the show just get in touch here.

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