15. Limitations of PowerPoint – Tufte Low resolution Bullet outlines dilute thought Deeply hierarchical and linear structure Fragments narrative and data Preoccupation with format, not content Decoration and phluff 9
19. Use more useful visuals or give handouts Use clear headings, numbered lists or very few bulleted outlines Design and leverage PowerPoint’s non-linear and non-hierarchical capabilities Use plain, non-distracting backgrounds; use information rich and relevant images 13
20. Use more useful visuals or give handouts Use clear headings, numbered lists or very few bulleted outlines Design and leverage PowerPoint’s non-linear and non-hierarchical capabilities Use plain, non-distracting backgrounds; use information rich and relevant images 14
21. Use more useful visuals or give handouts Use clear headings, numbered lists or very few bulleted outlines Design and leverage PowerPoint’s non-linear and non-hierarchical capabilities Use plain, non-distracting backgrounds; use information rich and relevant images 15
22. Use more useful visuals or give handouts Use clear headings, numbered lists or very few bulleted outlines Design and leverage PowerPoint’s non-linear and non-hierarchical capabilities Use plain, non-distracting backgrounds; use information rich and relevant images 16
30. PowerPoint should support objectives Avoid PowerPoint templates Avoid using more than one level of bullets Less is better: less words & less slides Avoid distracting clip art/unrelated images Avoid distracting slide transitions Use CARP to improve design Avoid using all CAPS Leverage multimedia: visual & audio when appropriate Don’t let PowerPoint control your presentation
31. We need to think of ways to get students to interact and actively engage in their learning. MS Producer is a good tool if you want to add audio and video to your slides. It is also free! Articulate Presenter offers a seamless (but expensive) alternative to Producer. Also has quiz making tools. Impatica is an easy tool to covert PowerPoint slides for the web. PowerPoint can used to create learning games to engage students online Digital stories can be an effective way to build teacher presence online. Move Beyond Static Text Interactivity MS Producer for PPT Articulate Presenter Impatica for PowerPoint Games Digital Stories
33. PechaKucha: 20 slides timed for 20 seconds each (total time=6 minutes 40 seconds) www.pecha-kucha.org(e.g., http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NZOt6BkhUg) Ignite: 20 slides timed for 15 seconds each (total time=5 minutes)http://ignite.oreilly.com/ Guy Kawasaki: 10/20/30 rule – 10 slides, no more than 20 minutes, no font smaller than 30 27
37. Practice your Presentation Test your PowerPoint before giving it Learn how to move from slide to slide Use the “B” key (or the “W”) Don’t be locked to your PPT or the podium Use numbers to navigate your slides Have a “plan B” if the technology fails
38. Practice your Presentation Test your PowerPoint before giving it Learn how to move from slide to slide Use the “B” key (or the “W”) Don’t be locked to your PPT or the podium Use numbers to navigate your slides Have a “plan B” if the technology fails
39. Practice your Presentation Test your PowerPoint before giving it Learn how to move from slide to slide Use the “B” key (or the “W”) Don’t be locked to your PPT or the podium Use numbers to navigate your slides Have a “plan B” if the technology fails
40. Practice your Presentation Test your PowerPoint before giving it Learn how to move from slide to slide Use the “B” key (or the “W”) Don’t be locked to your PPT or the podium Use numbers to navigate your slides Have a “plan B” if the technology fails
41. Practice your Presentation Test your PowerPoint before giving it Learn how to move from slide to slide Use the “B” key (or the “W”) Don’t be locked to your PPT or the podium Use numbers to navigate your slides Have a “plan B” if the technology fails
42. Practice your Presentation Test your PowerPoint before giving it Learn how to move from slide to slide Use the “B” key (or the “W”) Don’t be locked to your PPT or the podium Use numbers to navigate your slides Have a “plan B” if the technology fails
43. Practice your Presentation Test your PowerPoint before giving it Learn how to move from slide to slide Use the “B” key (or the “W”) Don’t be locked to your PPT or the podium Use numbers to navigate your slides Have a “plan B” if the technology fails
49. Resources PowerPoint Viewer -http://tinyurl.com/3buwr5 PowerPoint Producer -http://tinyurl.com/4mcn69 Articulate - http://www.articulate.com Impatica- http://www.impatica.com Games -http://it.coe.uga.edu/wwild/index.html Digital Stories -http://www.storycenter.org Ovation - http://www.adobe.com/products/ovation OpenOffice Impress - http://www.openoffice.org SlideShare - http://www.slideshare.net Inspiration -http://www.slideshare.net/contests/ Patrick R. Lowenthal | patrick.lowenthal@ucdenver.edu
Editor's Notes
PowerPointWhy are we discussing PowerPoint?Millions of PowerPoint are given each day.For many powerpoint=presentation.
Press F5 or enter presentation mode to view the pollTime constraints – when you have limited time to cover a topic, presentation software can help you present the material quickly and succinctly, and can help you make sure you address all of the points you want to coverDevelopment efficiency – presentation software is easy to use and learn how to use; once you have built a presentation, it is easy to repurpose and reuse slides for a new presentation; once you create the slideshow, you automatically can also produce a handout for the audience and a script for yourselfTransferability – PowerPoint is everywhere, on every computer, so you don’t have to worry about technology support issues during delivery or when distributing to othersProfessional credibility – the audience does not perceive you as an expert unless you have prepared a technology-enhanced presentationAudience expectations – the audience is used to the structure of a presentation slideshow, having experienced so many of them; if you are delivering a presentation, the audience expects you to support what you are saying with a slideshow (and expects a handout of the slides)
Show some bad ones/discuss themWork on the gettysburg address
Show some bad ones/discuss themWork on the gettysburg address
