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onto Visual Design and Presentation in Education March 30, 2020 3:10 PM
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What is Plan B? Not Plan A!
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Graphic design, computer graphics and computer animation play a major role in materials development in print, audiovisual or computer based applications. Curtin's experienced Graphic Designers can create attractive and informative visuals for teaching, learning and research by schools/departments and by external users.
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The world's top communicators have stopped using PowerPoint. Why are you stuck in the 1980s?
PIRatE Lab's curator insight,
January 29, 2020 12:50 PM
While some of these points are valid, much of this post is pretty lame. It inconsistently lists evidence and in effect is nothing more than an anecdotal argument....I guess that is what you would expect from someone who seems mostly about pushing advertising rather than quantitative analysis.
This post should be read as "why business presentations are lame" rather than a critique of PowerPoint per se.
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Last night I published a post in which I speculated that Google is rolling out the "insert audio" feature to more G Suite accounts. Thi
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PowerPoint has come to dominate organizational life in general and strategy making in particular. The technology is lauded by its proponents as a powerful tool
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Great 7 point threaded tweet about the better use of PowerPoint. Some good links in here!
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A company is offering a royalty-free resource of 100,000 AI-generated faces. Many images found on the generated.photos page look fake, but others are difficult to distinguish from those licensed by stock photo companies.
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The Guardian's data journalist has illustrated everything from the rate of left-handedness and female hairiness by race, to Australian immigration and mass shootings.
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When you are accepted to present for the EDUCAUSE community, face-to-face or online, your presentation will likely be viewed (synchronously or asynchronously) by hundreds of higher education professionals. Whether your session is 15 minutes or a full day, preparation is the single most important part of making a successful presentation.
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Avoid slide-crimes with these 5 concepts for more effective presentations
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A question that I frequently get when I talk about accessibility for social media is, “How do I write good alternative text for the pictures I post?” If you’re not familiar with alternative text—more…
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Stressed about an upcoming presentation? These talks are full of helpful tips on how to get up in front of an audience and make a lasting impression.
Andrrey Yatsenko's curator insight,
December 12, 2020 8:50 AM
\D\*/Y/ - Leadership's Secret is Find New Paradigm for Development./> Now, I am working very well without of COVID - 19 , et cetera, because I know how manage my immunity . Regards, Andrery^
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Great presentations are those that are done by passionate people who know what they are talking about. The talk is always first and foremost. Energy and enthusiasm are needed to really connect with an audience. Make a human connection with them.
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So you've learned to love your content, and you're now a master at PowerPoint design...or are you? See if your typography skills are on point with these 10 typ…
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Electronic slideshow presentations are often faulted anecdotally, but little empirical work has documented their faults. In Study 1 we found that eight psychological principles are often violated in PowerPoint® slideshows, and are violated to similar extents across different fields – for example, academic research slideshows generally were no better or worse than business slideshows. In Study 2 we found that respondents reported having noticed, and having been annoyed by, specific problems in presentations arising from violations of particular psychological principles. Finally, in Study 3 we showed that observers are not highly accurate in recognizing when particular slides violated a specific psychological rule. Furthermore, even when they correctly identified the violation, they often could not explain the nature of the problem. In sum, the psychological foundations for effective slideshow presentation design are neither obvious nor necessarily intuitive, and presentation designers in all fields, from education to business to government, could benefit from explicit instruction in relevant aspects of psychology.
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No matter if you enjoy taking or just watching images of space, NASA has a treat for you. They have made their entire collection of images, sounds, and video available and publicly searchable online. It’s Via NextLearning
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We all know what it’s like to sit through a bad presentation. We can easily spot the flaws — too long, too boring, indecipherable, what have you — when we watch others speak. The thing is, when we take the stage ourselves, many of us fall into the same presentation mistakes. Here are five of [...] continue reading
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