The document discusses best practices for making learning stick, including using a memorable activity to reinforce key points. It notes that people generally remember 65% of what they see and hear, but only 10% of what they only hear. The document also provides tips for effective PowerPoint presentations and handouts, such as using less text, connecting content to the audience, not reading slides verbatim, and practicing presentations.

1. Making
Learning Stick

2. Wha t’s Your
M emorable
Activity?

3. Wha t’s Your
M emorable
Activity?

4. What We 65%
Remember
35%
10%
Oral Visual Oral & Visual

5. Learning in Many Ways

6. Mind Mapping

7. Mind Mapping
Training

8. Mind Mapping
PowerPoint Q&A
Interaction
Activity
Training

9. Mind Mapping
PowerPoint Q&A
Interaction
Activity
Training
Trainer

10. Barometer

11. Content Engagement
Is it more important
to have Good Content
or Better Engagement?

12. Yes No
Does PowerPoint
Improve
Presentations?

13. It is easy to tell poor powerpoint design.
Sentences that span multiple lines. Too much
content on slides.
• lots
• of
• bullet
• points
BIG BAD
COLOR! Generic clip art that doesn’t
make a whole lot of sense.

15. Three words, Five lines
3x5 OR
Five words, Three lines
Length of speech
2
+1 = Maximum
Visuals

16. THINK INFOGRAPHIC
{
Reach the
65%
Hand over
the keys.

17. THINK INFOGRAPHIC
Know the
Audience
Create as
you go.

18. PowerPoint
#1 Use Less
#2 Connect
#3 Don’t Read
#4 Practice

19. Handouts
#1 Use Less
#2 Connect
#3 Don’t Read
#4 Practice