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Articles: Delivery - 1 views

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      I am going to invest in a remote for my computer. It makes sense to be able to circulate and be closer to the audience.
  • When you are ready to move on, just press the “B” key again and the image reappears.
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      I wasn't aware of this trick! I often use the AV Mute button when I am teaching and using a projector, but now I have another trick for presentations.
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      This actually ties in well with the idea of storytelling. If you can tell a story that helps your audience understand that you aren't just TALKING about the topic, but that you have experienced it, you are more apt to get buy-in.
  • f your presentation has to be long, break it into 10-minute chunks.
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      I had already decided that I needed to have my audience "doing" something to engage with my content. I decided that since they need to be able to navigate our handbook, I would give them a friendly competitve scavenger hunt so they could go back to the text and find the information. I may have to think about breaking that scavenger hunt up into sections that mirror my presentation so they can work with the information after I introduce it.
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      This shouldn't be a surprise to anyone! Why wouldn't you rehearse your presentation??
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      THis is great advice! I often have my student teachers video themselves. I was required to do so as a first-year teacher as well. It is so eye opening.
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Articles: Design - 0 views

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      I have done this far too often in the past and also been in presentations that used too many bullets. I'm very excited to learn how to avoid this pitfall.
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      When I first learned how to work with PPT, I thought animations and fades and such were a plus. Now I realize they get a little distracting.
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      This a great rule of thumb to go by!
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      As someone who is very visual in the way I process information, I can see that this second example would be what I would prefer. It's simple and it's a lot less to take in.
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      I thought too much white space was a bad thing. Here it actually works to make the image/text stand out. I always thought there had to be strict balance.
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Articles: Preparation - 1 views

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      Knowing your audience well should seem intuitive to educators as we always think about the various learners in the classroom, but I know that as I have transitioned to working with adult learners, this is a bit more complicated!
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      Wow! To pare it down to three main things would REALLY take some thought!
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      I feel as though I have a long way to go to get to this point!
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      I need to remember to have my audience somehow engage with the content or they won't be able to answer this question. Then I have wasted their time.
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      Story telling is such a great way to grab and keep your audience's attention. People are more apt to listen when they can relate to what is being talked about. Stories are a great way to invite your audience to get involved.
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shared by pfineran on 09 Aug 14 - No Cached
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      This is a very important reminder! If we watch our time, we can trim our presentations to get at the core information we need!
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shared by pfineran on 08 Aug 14 - No Cached
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      This is so crictical to remember! Our audience can relate much more to new content if it is CONNECTED to something else--and why not through a story?!?
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Articles: Presentation "Awakening" - 1 views

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      I sure PowerPoint isn't going to go away! I am looking forward to learning the proper way to use it!
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      This sounds so easy! I keep seeing advice to START prepping for a presentation on paper NOT in a slide show. Makes sense using these four steps!
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      Love when steps are in easy to remember acronyms!
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      Thinking about PPT as a medium rather than a method is an interesting way to think! It's a means to an end, a vehicle to get a message across. But it has limits just like any other medium, and it's important to keep that in mind.
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      I have had some exposure to Cognitive Load Theory, but I never really thought about it in regards to my audiences who are experiencing my presentations. Just because I know what I'm saying doesn't mean they will magically "get it" especially when I throw too much at them at a time in multiple ways.
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      THese images help me visualize the important features of a good presentation. This speaks to me very loudly as I am a visual learner.
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