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Make your text huge. And then get rid of half of the words and make it huger. Most of my text in my entire deck is at least 90pt. Usually I like to sit around 150pt  The easiest way to make your slides visually interesting is to play around with the physical shape of the letters that constitute the word. Simple reiteration is important.

DMC Initiative

Recommended by Ben Harwood via Twitter

Recommended by Ben Harwood via Twitter

Bucks County Community College - Canvas course

look at PPT at bottom of page

"If you are a teacher interested in checking your students' work for copied material, you can use the list below where you can find the Top 10 FREE Plagiarism Detection Tools for Teachers."

This is our first large scale production "end of semester" with Canvas. We tried to capture the most important points without overwhelming you with details. Additionally, as Instructure receives feedback, Canvas behavior may change from what is outlined here. We will do our best to keep you informed with the latest changes from Instructure. At this time, there is no set time limit for courses to exist in Canvas. The college is discussing an appropriate time frame. Until this time frame is decided, we will not be deleting courses. We still recommend taking steps to back up important items from your course, especially the grade book and course structure.

"Canvas Course Collections"

"Just this week I was getting the lowdown on Smart Lenses, something a lot of people were buzzing about at CES earlier this year. And now…voila. They're here, courtesy of our friends at Photojojo. And yes I am getting one. Because, wow."

Bb Collaborate admin panel

"Convert media files online from one format into another."

convert anything to anything

Swivl FAQ - pairing microphone/marker

Pairing your markers (audio)

5+ modules on course design for faulty developed by ISU's Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology

"Find the answers to your Academic Technology questions in our searchable Knowledge Base."

Do Learners Really Know Best? Urban Legends in Education Paul A. Kirschner