Sticky Learning
AUGUST 12, 2009
I use Powerpoint in some of the workshops I run, not all, but when it suits the audience, venue and most importantly learning objectives. That said, Powerpoint can have its place. That said, Powerpoint can have its place. So I've put together a list of 10(+1) tips for using Powerpoint more effectively. Plan your workshop.
Sticky Learning
AUGUST 13, 2009
My last post was a list of tips for using Powerpoint/Keynote more effectively - The Powerpoint Dozen ! The first installment provided the written tips, much like many slide presentations you are subjected to - heavy on text. Below you will find the slideshow of my powerpoint tips, The Powerpoint 12!
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Sticky Learning
NOVEMBER 28, 2010
A good deal of the work that I do is really about weaving stories for learners and I found that the book has provided many ideas to improve what I do. The book presents through a range of stories/case studies and provides glimpses of the creative/design process used within IDEO. Change by Design - Tim Brown.
Sticky Learning
OCTOBER 7, 2009
I keep hearing that people are sick of 'death by powerpoint'. BUT I see businesses introducing 'click, click, click' 'powerpoint-style' elearning and believing that this means that their learning is 'modern'. Powerpoint Web 2.0 I design learning strategies for businesses. 10 Reasons. Social media is seen as a 'fad'. Web/Tech.
Sticky Learning
JUNE 24, 2009
or a really boring powerpoint full of lots of words!). The internet, digital media and cheap, powerful computers have provided people with an option they never had - Read Write. Learners today do not want to sit passively as the 'teacher' provides them with knowledge.
Sticky Learning
JANUARY 11, 2010
Like it or not powerpoint and other slideware is used in many learning environments. Whilst this backchannel can provide another learning tool it also has the potential interfere with learning. Cliff's book provides great ideas on how to accentuate the positive and minimise the less desirable aspects of the backchannel.
Sticky Learning
MAY 12, 2010
I'll give you a bit of a summary in this post and will provide a link to my Twitter feed for the conference, I think that will help to flesh out how I found some of the sessions! Indeed Janet quickly found Jay Cross and Gary Woodill via skype to provide some further input into the session and answer questions! Fat Chance. Mag-a-holic.
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