I spent two days last year making slides for a 20-minute internal talk. Never again.

What changed

I write the talk as a document. Headings, paragraphs, a few code blocks, a couple of images. I push it. It becomes a URL. I share the URL.

What I get back

  • Searchable history of every talk I've given.
  • Real content hierarchy instead of bullet points that fit on a slide.
  • Comments from colleagues, in context.
  • Two extra hours of my week.

Where slides still win

External conferences, where the audience expects them, and workshops where the screen carries the session. Internal meetings? Never again.

If you are LIACC-adjacent and want the template I use, email me.