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  • + guestd42132 James Agama 1 month ago
    Excellent presentations! It will be nice to have it. jamesagama@yahoo.com
  • + dkuropatwa dkuropatwa 1 month ago
    Todd, your observations about the slides not telling the whole story are bang, but I believe that’s the mark of a good presenter— the slides weren’t the presentation, Scott was. I suspect the slides were never meant to stand alone. Scott alluded to this in the last paragraph of his comment above.

    That said, Scot, any chance you recorded the audio for this talk? Is it available anywhere online?

    If the answer to both those questions is no would you consider recording it next time? I’d really love to hear the talk that goes with this slide deck. ;-)
  • + onsivsrini onsivsrini 3 months ago
    Hi, Can I have this presentation copy pls?
    my email id:
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    Thanks in advance
    Srini
  • + zrejuso zara rejuso 3 months ago
    wow great work...could u please send me a copy??? this is my email ad: zrejuso@gmail.com thanks
  • + sansivera Kristina Perdana 3 months ago
    Nice presentation. Thank you for inspiring me. May I share this great idea?
    :)
  • + b99schultz Bob Schultz 3 months ago
    Nice job - I enjoyed your presentation and plan to share it with others. Thanks!
  • + lmoorjani Morgan Stanley 3 months ago
    I think that this is creative work.

    Lalith Moorjani, Piscataway, New Jersey.
  • + ToddStark ToddStark 3 months ago
    I understand. I think I lost context between the tweet that directed me to the presentation and viewing the presentation itself. I thought it was supposed to stand on its own as an example of its own principles. I’m a lost puppy in the vast information litterbox. :) Thanks for the clarification!
  • + ryanbretag ryanbretag 3 months ago
    Hi Todd:

    Please don’t apologize. I greatly appreciate the questions and challenges. After all, this only builds greater understanding.

    You are probably true that watching this in isolation is a waste of time. It would take being part of the workshop to grapple with the content and work through the ideas presented here. We could very well have placed all the ideas and thoughts on the slides but then it would have been what you said -- a book.

    You are definitely not the only one swept up by the multimedia flash. The visual notion is a means to an end and one that I have come to value. I hope I bring substance to the conversation and believe I do. But, I don’t display that in detail on the slides as those were explored during the workshop with the slide deck serving as visuals.
  • + ToddStark ToddStark 3 months ago
    Personally, I had mostly negative feelings about this presentation. Presentations like this make me feel like I’ve been flashed a menu but not been given any real food.

    It seems to allude to a few reasonable ideas and some carelessly generallized ideas about how information is processed, but it is so completely vacuous in substantive content that I felt like it was a waste of time to watch it. I could have gotten the same thing with a glance at an outline. IIs this supposed to be an example of a good educational format?

    I feel as if this is opposite direction that education needs to go. We need better ways of facilitating the transmission and comprehension of significant ideas, not just more eye candy to compete for attention and flashier ways of presenting it. Am I the only one who hasn’t been swept up by the modern fashion for multimedia flash instead of substance? I think there’s a big difference between applying cognitive science principles for making things 'sticky' (a neccessary but not sufficient goal!) and using them for learning, and this presentation seems to assume that the two are equivalent.

    I’m sorry if this seems overly harsh, I know there is good content 'behind' this, that’s what made the superficial presentation of it so annoying to me. It didn’t add to my understanding, it made me want to skip the rest of the slides and read the book.

    If we don’t have the time and capacity to learn something in at least some depth, we don’t really have the time to learn it at all.
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  1. Presenting Sticky Ideas
    Six Design and Delivery Principles for Educators
    Ryan Bretag
  3. An amp in the hands of a good guitarist makes the music sound wonderful… in the hands of a bad guitarist, the music sounds awful! Jason Ohler
  4. How can our presentations deliver ideas and learning more effectively?
  5. Principle 1: Cognitive Guidance
  7. 10%
  8. 35%
  9. 65%
  10. The Danger of Cognitive Overload
  11. Do you pause for a long time on one slide?
  12. Do your slides contain words you also speak?
  13. Do your slides contain ideas you don’t explain?
  14. Do your slides contain only words?
  15. Do your slides contain lots of information?
  16. How do I need to rethink my approach to presentations/lectures? Student approach?
  17. Principle 2: Left and Right Brain
  19. Why would you use words when they do just fine in your mouth? Words belong [on paper]. PowerPoint is for ideas. S. Godin
  20. Exciting and Scary
    World of Color
  21. TIME TO DESIGN AND SHARE
    Image by David Armano
  22. How can our presentations improve in creating experiences that allow for collaboration and communication instead of shutting it down?
  23. Principle 3: Active, Social Brain
  24. Lecture is the best way to get information from
    teacher’s notebook to student’s notebook
    without touching the student’s mind. G. Leonard
  25. Image by David Armano
  26. Principle 4: WWW Environment
  27. Principle 5: Personal STYLE!
  28. 10/20/30
    The Kawasaki Method
  29. Presentation
    Zen
    The Reynolds Method
  30. Presentation
    Ecosystem
    The Duarte Method
  31. Pecha
    Kucha
    The Dytham/Klein Method
  32. The Simple Idea
    The Godin Method
  34. Principle 6: The New Basics
  35. Principle 6: The New Basics

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