I have focused some during the last few years on presentation skills. Here is a recording of a presentation that I wanted to share by Rick Altman, author of “Why Most PowerPoint Presentations Suck, And how you can make them…
I have focused some during the last few years on presentation skills. Here is a recording of a presentation that I wanted to share by Rick Altman, author of “Why Most PowerPoint Presentations Suck, And how you can make them…
Joni Dunlap and I just published an ECAR research bulletin called “Situational Qualities Exhibited by Exceptional Presenters”. Bad presentations are commonplace, but rather than focus on what is wrong with bad presentations, the authors looked at what makes an exceptional…
For years I have been interested in how people present (both face-to-face and online) and how they use technology to deliver effective presentations. For instance, the following are a few things I have done over the years on this topic:…
I got an email the other day from a colleague asking which was better — Jing or Camtasia? Then later that day, a faculty member stopped by and wanted to talk about whether she should upgrade from Jing to Camtasia.…
I am a strong believer in attending and presenting at conferences for professional development. Each year I try to attend the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) —http://www.aera.net/AnnualMeeting.htm — as well as the annual meeting of the…
Check out The CU Online Handbook! The CU Online Handbook Edited by Patrick R. Lowenthal David Thomas Anna Thai Brian Yuhnke Download the eBook Download the entire eBook (pdf) Download Individual Chapters Introduction Patrick R. Lowenthal Trends and Issues with…
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