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discretion to provide a platform for which our Powerpoint presentation could build up their understanding (Fitzgerald, K., & Keyes, K. (2014). We feel this minimized the same information being repeated in a manner in what Fitzgerald & Keyes (2014) desctive effective learning tools by reviewing key points to deepen the learner 's understanding. Challenges that we experienced while facilitating our teaching plan were: Nervous at the start of our presentation, pronunciation of a few pathology terms, intermittent

our presentation easier to follow. Another suggestion that we received was “The bullet points are not consistent throughout the PowerPoint”. This was a silly mistake that would have been foolish to leave in a presentation addressing a professional audience. After looking at what our reviewers were referencing, we noticed that the bullets changed shape as the presentation progressed. This made the presentation inconsistent and we decided that it had to be changed. Changing the presentation to make

In his persuasive piece "The Cognitive Style of PowerPoint" Edward Tufte, although skillfully delivering his anti-PowerPoint point of view to an audience of presenters, is unable to provide a fully convincing argument against the famous presentation program. Tufte's "The Cognitive Style of PowerPoint" is a direct and well-versed attack against PowerPoint. With a humorous but confident tone, Tufte provides an easy, captivating read. At this point, the sheer charm of the text alone creates a receptive

Have you ever been tapped to make an impromptu group presentation with a half hour's notice? When is the last time someone asked you for a "brief update" on the status of an upcoming project in "about an hour"? Did you ever stand up in the heat of a membership meeting where negativity prevailed and asked members to consider a more positive stance on an issue? These scenarios require you to "think on your feet" - give an impromptu speech - if you do not want to embarrass yourself, and want to

spelling and grammar. B. The writer should avoid excess bulletin points C. The writer should avoid using excess context within the power point presentation... D. Should avoid bad coloring scheme These common power point presentation mistakes can be overcame in many different ways. Firstly, make sure to use power point presentations with nice and catchy coloring scheme, but should reflect the topic or theme paper. Certain eye color is considered more eye catchy, and even increase sales

feature to create a presentation. Knowing how to create a PowerPoint presentation with slides that advance automatically and are voice narrated is a beneficial process to know as a student. Creating PowerPoint presentations is a process students will go through throughout the course of their schooling, and they may possibly use this process after schooling depending on their career. Using PowerPoint is helpful for both the presenter and the person viewing the presentation. Presentations provide a way

sketch module to the crew. It was also interesting that she mentioned how the production manager is doing almost everything, a good amount of work, and that she would be really stressed if that was her role. Moreover, another engaging part of her presentation was that she tries to save money as much as possible, being creative not only while designing, but outside that zone. Alyson Cummins also creates the costumes and the design could be ready an year before the rehearsals, she mentions, and when the

This story begins with me stumbling into my High School senior English course, Senior English B. It was the first class of the day, starting roughly at 8:00 am, I was never too thrilled to be up around this time, even to this day. The day was hot and sunny, as per usual in the sunny vista that is Phoenix, Arizona. At this point and time in my life, I was just waiting for High School to end; moving on to larger avenues was the most important thing on my mind. Every day I had these thoughts in my mind

PowerPoint is probably the most popular digital aid tool for presentations. It was created by the giant software developer Microsoft and presented to the world for the very first time in 2000 according to Microsoft’s web page. On the article “PowerPoint: Killer App?” the author, Ruth Marcus, criticizes this application explaining the effects it is having on the way people makes and understands presentations these days, but she does not stay there with her critiques. She goes further and asserts that

1. On or about September 12th, Mr. Juan Nunez was asked by his supervisor, Carmen Lennon to create a PowerPoint presentation for the Vice President of HR on his experience with the company thus far. On September 19th, Mr. Juan Nunez submitted the presentation. After reviewing the presentation, Lennon requested that he completely change the presentation and provided a template of what she wanted it to contain. She explained that the Vice President of Human Resources expected individuals in her team