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Jim
Greetings,
I'm new to this Group; I'm a professor of business communication at
USC in Los Angeles. I am seeing more and more in the workplace that
the "traditional" written report is being abandoned for a printed
version of the PPT slides used in the oral presentation. The better
PPT printed reports (Annotated PPT Report) will include a cover page
more like a traditional written report and the PPT slides (usually one
per page) with the annotated notes below each slide written as a
coherent (in terms of story that flows) narrative of the entire oral
presentation. I am seeking any information, article, chapter in book
(or section), Web blog, etc., that would include some information
about best practices for this "Annotated PPT Report"; or a "How To"
guide. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jim
I'm new to this Group; I'm a professor of business communication at
USC in Los Angeles. I am seeing more and more in the workplace that
the "traditional" written report is being abandoned for a printed
version of the PPT slides used in the oral presentation. The better
PPT printed reports (Annotated PPT Report) will include a cover page
more like a traditional written report and the PPT slides (usually one
per page) with the annotated notes below each slide written as a
coherent (in terms of story that flows) narrative of the entire oral
presentation. I am seeking any information, article, chapter in book
(or section), Web blog, etc., that would include some information
about best practices for this "Annotated PPT Report"; or a "How To"
guide. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jim