How to explain complicated topics to inexperienced audiences
Definitely, Maybe AgileDecember 07, 2021x
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How to explain complicated topics to inexperienced audiences

This week, Peter and Dave talk about how we can explain complicated topics to inexperienced audiences. This week's takeaway: Use analogy and metaphor to help convey ideas in a way that transcends language.Make sure you are understood.Make things visible. References in this episode: Barbara Oakley https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/36647421-learning-how-to-learn We love to hear feedback. If you have questions, want to propose a topic or even join us for a chat, contact us here: fe...

This week, Peter and Dave talk about how we can explain complicated topics to inexperienced audiences.

This week's takeaway:

  • Use analogy and metaphor to help convey ideas in a way that transcends language.
  • Make sure you are understood.
  • Make things visible. 


References in this episode:
Barbara Oakley https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/36647421-learning-how-to-learn

We love to hear feedback. If you have questions, want to propose a topic or even join us for a chat, contact us here: feedback@definitelymaybeagile.com 

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