Want to Give a Great Presentation? Use Ugly Sketches | Martin J. Eppler | TED

[@PonderDuke]

🎨 Visual Power: Using visual imagery enhances creativity, collaboration, and decision-making. 🖌 Benefits of Visualization: It aids creativity, improves collaboration, communication, and decision quality. 🖼 Types of Visuals: Includes drawing, mind mapping, and whiteboard sessions for effective communication. 🌟 Engagement Strategy: Start with simple visuals to invite collaboration and avoid overly polished presentations. 🌉 Visual Metaphors: Utilize visual metaphors like a bridge to illustrate communication challenges and solutions. 💡 Sequential Visuals: Create a series of visuals that build upon each other to foster deeper engagement and understanding. 🚀 Impact of Visuals: Demonstrated through experiments that even minor visual adjustments can significantly enhance collaboration and creativity.

[@williambaus9836]

Yeah, OK, but like a lot of that was not applied to this video. We could’ve put a lot more visuals in here I think.

[@labsanta]

00:08 - Utilize visualization techniques to enhance workplace collaboration and creativity. 01:28 - Engage your audience by inviting them to visualize and co-create. 02:50 - Using visual metaphors enhances presentation effectiveness and promotes collaboration. 04:05 - Ugly sketches enhance collaboration and invite input on ideas. 05:23 - Use visual metaphors and sketches to enhance collaboration and creativity. 06:46 - Choose effective metaphors to enhance presentations and audience understanding. 07:58 - Visual variation enhances understanding and collaboration through metaphorical imagery. 09:17 - Encourage non-linear career paths through visual thinking.

[@skylercalebalviola7007]

I want the presenter to say "Get to the chopper"

[@andrei_sosnin]

This video is what I need right now, thank you👍

[@edmerflores2024]

same here

[@sooma-ai]

Professor Martin J. Eppler shares three practices for effective visualization at work: use ugly sketches to encourage collaboration, lead with visual metaphors for better understanding, and employ visual variation to spark imagination and extend ideas.

[@Jeaglejjj]

Great presentation! The level of finishedness is highly important for architects in all of their work (I am one). And it’s nice to see a way of putting words to that type of practice.

[@NameLastname-rt2mx]

And no examples?

[@williambaus9836]

I was 100% with you. I came here looking to write what you just said, but then at the end of this, I mean there were a couple of visuals, but I like you I’m imagining a lot more visuals.

[@TimFahlberg]

Visual metaphors, at 2:48, 5:56, 6:04, 7:18, 7:57, and 9:15.

[@petermcateer1354]

Maybe you need to picture it ?

[@keernhaslem1845]

It’s easier to sell an empty home. People will fill the home with images of their own.

[@nikitachirkov760]

My favorite is when a guy explains how to make a great presenation using a crap presentation

[@JulioLimaPlural]

… and more important… use bulletpoints to sumarize a presentation explaining why not to use them…

[@bagassaja872]

wow thank you so much, i learn to make good presentation form you

[@MatthewNelson12]

Tells people to avoid using bullet points at 0:59, then uses bullet points at 9:51. Sorry, but this was pretty underwhelming and has been rehashed to death as a topic for presentations. Maybe he needs to take his own advice and invest more time in his visuals of which there were very few...basically none.

[@SadekHossain-r3f]

Very mind-blowing speech 🎉🎉❤

[@TimFahlberg]

Visual metaphors, at 2:48, 5:56, 6:04, 7:18, 7:57, and 9:15.

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Wonderful 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@EsilinaChipata]

Great presentation

[@sajithomas2158]

Amazing ! Great for professional communication

[@grahamr56]

"I never metaphor I didn't like" - nobody got that one

[@dagordon1]

Hidden message: Style leads to Substance. “Don’t Be Such A Scientist” by Randy Olson

[@BallyBoy95]

I actually find this useful to my situation right now. As I wish to improve my presentational skills. Much appreciated.

[@cesarsfalcao]

Listen to him made me remember I made some sales with 7 digits just talking and sketching numbers and bad forms

[@samirasmiley]

what a beautiful gentleman and wonderful message of his! Thank you so much for I'm inspired in many ways 🙌

[@ehsanmehdinezhad]

perfect

[@mariaantoniettamontella9173]

bravo

[@srgsanky]

Metaphors and analogies are typically frowned upon by first-principles thinkers. But I find them useful to get exposed to an unfamiliar topic. After seeing this video, I am going to double down on visual metaphors.

[@ccederlo]

For a video specifically about giving a great presentation, I was pretty underwhelmed by his presentation.

[@muza-productions]

I think it's actually a talk about *effective* presentations, not *great* presentations. Looks like he's not talking about overwhelming your audience but rather how to effectively communicate ideas and engage your audience. I was ready to dislike this talk, but I think he actually makes a strong case.

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It doesn't take much thinking. That delightful light-headed feeling. That's the audience most of the time. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@brabenetz]

Important Ted-Talk! I can also recommend the 1h presentation "Information Alchemy: Presentation Patterns & Anti-Patterns" from Neal Ford 2011. It is much more detailed and made for Software-Developers.

[@brabenetz]

It also shows example like the "columbia Space-Shuttle disaster" which could be the result of a BAD presentation about the danger of the damage of the head-shields.

[@christopherstanford5599]

❤

[@faustprivate]

Am I the only one that found this extremely boring?

[@edmundmcconnell]

Nope

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Hello

[@edmundmcconnell]

I suppose this is an example of a not good presentation for informational purposes.

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[@VytautasLDK]

Yes, if your presentation is for 5 year olds who need explanation what milestone is

[@kristoffscuba5466]

The technical term is “low perceived finishedness”. Ok calm down with the scientific jargon professor, this isn’t a discussion on quantum entanglement.

[@antasytaccount]

What a waste of time.

[@kavehadib8402]

Something not interesting to you does not mean it’s not interesting to others, so no need to comment in such an unnecessary manner

[@sajithomas2158]

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[@grahamr56]

And yet here you are. Nothing else to do?

[@antasytaccount]

@ well let me repeat - among all those million ofvideos on yt nowadays if you place the specific „title” and the content does not correspond nor provide any examples or whatsoever its a f.. waste of time moreover is a scam and clickbait

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This has nothing to do with anyone’s God. But it’s amazing to realize how ugly the middle is. This light cracks through though-is the ugliest places. And there’s no explanation. What happened to this PROV noise?

[@EatSleepDrumRepeat]

What a joke. This guy has no clue what he is talking about.

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[@edmundmcconnell]

I suppose this is an example of a not good presentation for informational purposes.

[@carfincap]

This has nothing to do with anyone’s God. But it’s amazing to realize how ugly the middle is. This light cracks through though-is the ugliest places. And there’s no explanation. What happened to this PROV noise?