Take a look at this YouTube video Extreme Makeover: PowerPoint Edition by Dean Shareski. It's a great video that makes some excellent points about how to use (and how NOT to use) PowerPoint effectively.
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2 comments:
Really liked this, Judy. Have been reading Daniel Pink's book A Whole New Mind, referred to in the video, and think art concepts are really important in any e-learning environment.
-Marita
Great ideas for powerpoint presentations. We should really encourage our teachers to view this I think the quality of students powerpoints would improve considerably.
Joan Denahy
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