In Summary: Good Supporting Material Is Powerful
A presentation without supporting material is hard to conceive. Well done and executed, supporting materials add color to a presentation, in addition to providing their main service: clarifying points and backing up claims.
In August 1963, probably the most memorable speech of the decade was the "I have a dream" speech given by Reverend Martin Luther King in Washington, D.C. Just over two weeks later a terrible bombing of a church in Birmingham, Alabama, resulted in the deaths of four young black girls. In his eulogy, King vividly demonstrated the power of support material with these words to close: "Shakespeare had Horatio utter some beautiful words over the dead body of Hamlet. I paraphrase these ...
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