Most technical presentations are long on information and short on attention spans. Between jargon-heavy slides, dense data, and nervous delivery, even the best content can fall flat if your audience tunes out. That’s why more professionals are using cartoons in tech presentations—not just for laughs, but to connect, simplify, and refocus attention. This article explores…
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Some cartoons make you laugh. The best tech cartoons do that and make a point your audience immediately understands. In a world full of dry diagrams and wall-to-wall jargon, cartoons stand out, especially when they’re used thoughtfully. In this article, we’re showcasing some of CartoonStock’s most popular tech cartoons, with ideas for how and where…
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How Cartoons Can Make Tech Content More Engaging
Tech content isn’t exactly known for being light reading. Whether it’s an explainer on cloud architecture, a product update for developers, or a cybersecurity how-to, even the most brilliant insights can get buried in complexity or jargon. That’s why more teams are exploring ways to make tech content engaging with cartoons—strategically placed visuals that break…
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Using Cartoons to Support Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging
Creating meaningful diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) initiatives can feel overwhelming. Where do you start? How do you make training stick? How do you address sensitive topics without putting people on the defensive? The answer might surprise you: using cartoons to support diversity and inclusion. This innovative approach is transforming how organizations tackle complex…
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Cartoons for Employee Resource Groups
Whether you’re celebrating Pride Month, raising awareness for Neurodiversity Week, or organizing a mentoring event, cartoons for employee resource groups can add clarity, warmth, and energy to your message. In an environment where ERG leaders often rely on internal newsletters, email, or Slack posts to engage their communities, visuals that stand out—and make people smile—can…
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“Less than Super Man” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
Last month’s contest featured a cartoon by Ken Levine, who joined our judging panel. Ken is not only a New Yorker cartoonist; he’s an Emmy-winning screenwriter who’s worked on some of the greatest television comedies of all time, including M*A*S*H, Cheers, and Frasier. In Ken’s drawing, a woman is standing in the doorway of what…
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