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Brain Rules by John J. Medina is a multimedia project explaining how the brain works. It includes a book, a feature-length documentary film, and a series of interactive tutorials.

An oldie-but-goodie post from entrepreneur Guy Kawasaki directly addresses the kind of problems the military has with complex PowerPoint decks-boring read-throughs stuffed with too much on-screen text. His parameters for preventing audience paralysis is dubbed the 10/20/30 rule.

Some years back The Teaching Professor featured an article highlighting Mano Singham's wonderful piece describing how he moved away from a very authoritarian, rule-centered syllabus (reference below). It's one of my very favorite articles-I reference it r

This tutorial covers the basics of creating CSS in Dreamweaver using the CSS Rule dialog. Great intro.

Typography rules and guidelines

An example of an instructional unit created in Flash.

When someone visits a website you've designed, the odds are that they don't care much about the colors, images or sounds, they're immediately looking at the

Guidelines for students to create a blog. Steps to follow about blogging. An AUP of sorts.

An article on successful project management.