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The document provides tips for creating engaging slide presentations, noting that slides should use images rather than just text to convey messages and evoke emotion, have a maximum of six words per slide and one main point per slide, and bullet points should not all be shown at once. Images are recommended over clipart to carry the message in an impactful way.
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2010blast-100530124747-Blast.pptGaurav Nigam
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BLAST is a novel presentation format that encourages rapid knowledge transfer through short slides of 8 words or less to avoid "death by powerpoint". It was created by Scott Weingart MD, FACEP to share information quickly in an engaging way through concise slides and references provided online for further reading.ITeLearn-Manual Testing Day 05.pptx
ITeLearn-Manual Testing Day 05.pptxGaurav Nigam
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This document provides an overview of different software development life cycle (SDLC) models including Waterfall, Iterative, V-Model, Spiral, and Rapid Application Development (RAD) models. It discusses the phases and processes of each model. The document is from a tutorial on software testing that trains thousands of students each year and has millions of video views. It aims to help people master software testing and automation.2010blast-100530124747-Blast.ppt
2010blast-100530124747-Blast.pptGaurav Nigam
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BLAST is a novel presentation format that encourages rapid knowledge transfer through short slides of 8 words or less to avoid "death by powerpoint". It aims to efficiently convey key information in a brief format. The presentation and additional references on the BLAST format can be found at blast.emcrit.org.documentation-testing.ppt
documentation-testing.pptGaurav Nigam
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The document discusses the evolution of software documentation from simple readme files to a major component of modern software. It notes testers now must ensure documentation is correct, covering various classes of documentation and checklists for testing. Techniques include proofreading loosely coupled documents and more rigorous testing of tightly integrated documentation. Auto-generated code documentation from source comments is also discussed.Moble App .pdf
Moble App .pdfGaurav Nigam
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This document discusses various monetization options for mobile apps, including freemium, paid, and advertising models. Freemium involves a free version of the app with optional paid upgrades or subscriptions to unlock additional features. In-app advertising is also discussed, where apps are free but include ads, and users can pay to remove ads. The document provides examples like Candy Crush, which generates billions in revenue through in-app purchases despite being initially free to download. It suggests choosing a monetization approach based on the type of app and whether the target market is open to paying for downloads or content.documentation-testing.ppt
documentation-testing.pptGaurav Nigam
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The document discusses the evolution of software documentation from simple readme files to a major component of modern software. It notes testers now must verify both code and documentation are correct. The document also provides a checklist for documentation testing, covering audience, terminology, content accuracy, examples, and more. It describes techniques for loosely-coupled documents like manuals and tightly-coupled documents integrated into software.際際滷s.ppt
- 2. Whats wrong with the following?
- 7. So what was wrong?
- 9. No Images
- 10. 際際滷s double as hand-outshand-outs
- 11. 際際滷s used as data dumps
- 12. Ultimate Effect?
- 13. Booooo-ring!
- 14. So, here are some easy-to-remember tips
- 15. Use Images to carry the message
- 18. Make only ONE point per slide
- 19. 6Words. Per. 際際滷. Max!
- 20. Finally, if you want only text
- 23. Credits Free Prize Inside: The Next Big Marketing Idea, Seth Godin, Portfolio Trade, 2007 Death By Powerpoint (and How to Fight It), Alexei Kapterev http://www.slideshare.net/thecroaker/death-by-powerpoint/1 http://flickr.com (photos)