The first is a Slideshare presentation by Garr Reynolds (Presentation Zen) called “Brain Rules for Presenters” (link below), which is a review of John Medina’s “Brain Rules” book.

So, then I looked up John Medina on YouTube and found a few videos where he talks about the ideas in his book.

Now this was very synchronistic because I had just started reading John Medina’s book, “Brain Rules”.  It’s been out awhile (2008) but I just heard of it a few weeks ago–you know how one thing leads to another, to another, etc.

In the book Medina shares some really amazing information about how the brain works. Several of the “Brain Rules” explain how people process information, which directly applies to how we, as presenters, deliver information to get the best learning results for our audience.

So, take a look at these resources.  Look for my next post where I’ll be sharing my own thoughts and takeaways from the book.

Here are the links:

John Medina: “Death by PowerPoint” http://youtu.be/FJ5dbUCu2Ug –very funny!

Enjoy!