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Slideshare Contest! World’s Best Presentation ‘09
Slideshare is having a contest!
ENTER YOUR PRESENTATIONS for the chance to WIN AWESOME PRIZES!!!
First place: Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch worth $1199
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You may have heard of the judges… Padmasree Warrior, David Armano and Guy Kawasaki!
To enter:
- Create a SlideShare account (or login if you already have an account!)
- Upload your presentation to the contest.
- Check the “Enter Contest” checkbox and select “World’s Best Presentation Contest 2009″.
- Choose a category for your entry: Business, Education, Technology, Creative/Offbeat, or About Me.
So easy, huh??
Some important things to know:
1. The presentation must be your original creation. Please do not upload the work of others. It will be disqualified.
2. You can enter up to 10 presentations into the contest.
3. Slidecasts and presentations that have videos are also eligible.
Check out a few of the entries:
(Including a presentation dedicated to helping YOU win.)
Good luck!
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João Alves
September 2nd, 2009
2:56 pm
As the author of the presentation ‘Simplicity’ let me express my gratitude for featuring it on your blog. I sincerely hope users will like it.
However, I’d like to hear your personal opinion about it. That would help me a lot on my future presentations.
Cheers!