eLearning Brothers
JANUARY 20, 2014
A few of the words I came up with are: dog, leash-free, fire hydrant, truck/car, window seat, bones, walks, trees, gate made out of bones, Saint Peter is a Saint Bernard, Podium at gate is made from a bone (or other object), Holes under the gate is the way to get in?, You can also use mind mapping or any other word generation ideas.
Unboxed
JANUARY 27, 2020
As you develop your curriculum, make sure you incorporate things like photos, videos, and graphics into your presentation. If you simply stand at a podium and talk for over an hour, chances are that many people will start to zone out quicker. Nail the Hook. You can do this by telling a story or a funny joke. Keep it Visual.
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Scissortail's Learning Nest
JUNE 6, 2022
It uses a readable font, high contrast, and a relevant photo to illustrate the content. It’s colorful, uses a highly readable font, and illustrates each phase with a photo. In addition, the photos are grainy, and the boxes look a little dated (which is understandable, given the age of this file). Before (1 of 7). After (5 of 7).
eLearning Brothers
AUGUST 18, 2014
So when everyone uses great photos, how can you make yours stand out and have an impact on your audience? I recommend choosing photos that all use a similar style, subject, or other theme in common. See how I made a presentation using only photos of apples —really! A lot of speakers use photography to illustrate their ideas.
Jay Cross
SEPTEMBER 4, 2012
They didn’t have a curtain but that better conveys what was going on than my telling you I was whisked up to a veneer portable podium. I have 25,000+ photos on Flickr.) In the story of the speech above, there might have been thirty people in the room; there may have been a hundred. I don’t remember. Not in my book. The gist was right.
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