A lot of students have asked about the resources I use to develop presentations, so I am re-posting this previous post to my main blog for your convenience. You'll find over 50 links to the best presentation resources I have found.

For those interested in the software I use to develop presentations, I use a program called Keynote that only runs on a Macintosh. It has slicker visual effects than Powerpoint, but with a little effort Powerpoint can do many of the same things. If you want an effect closer to Keynote but on a PC, the online presentation software Sliderocket (sliderocket.com) gets you a lot closer and has many merits on its own.

In the first presentation workshop post I gave you my top 10 tips and top 12 sites for developing great presentations. Want more? Here are 30 more tips from Garr Reynolds on