bert hubert 🇺🇦🇪🇺🇺🇦
I can really really recommend putting a QR code on the first and last slides of your presentation. Typically 25% of the audience scans the QR-code at the end in my experience. And it makes a nice 20 Mbit/s bump in the webserver bandwidth graph. I do tell people the QR-code leads to a PDF with notes per slide btw, so that the presentation also makes sense without me.
Nov 14, 2024 at 9:00pmWeb
Show threadmaluiNov 14, 2024

@bert_hubert I think this is an excellent approach! It always leaves me puzzled when presenters overfill their slides with text and plots, arguing that in this way people can read & understand it later. These kind of slides lead to unbearable presentations.

Would you mind sharing an example of your slide/comments?

Show threadbert hubert 🇺🇦🇪🇺🇺🇦Nov 14, 2024
@malui https://berthub.eu/prewar/ - this is typically what my QR-code leads to. These are not a lot of comments since there is also the blog post. But the PDF format '1 slide with notes' works well.
Show threadNils Goroll 🕊️Nov 14, 2024
@bert_hubert @bert_hubert just make your pdfs text only with maybe a luxurios png or svg ;) your 20mbit/s can do 40 pdf/s at 64kb/pdf