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Making Better PowerPoint Presentations

Making better power point presentations

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Making BetterPowerPoint Presentations

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• Cute clip art

• Too many words on a slide

• Templates with too many colors

• Movement (slide transitions or word animations)

Students Hated TheseStudents Hated These

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• Graphs

• Bulleted lists

• Structure lectures

• Verbal explanations

Students Liked TheseStudents Liked These

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• Short phrases presented

• Note taking discouraged

• Professor talks to the slide

• Relevant pictures are used

• Slides reviewed ahead of time

Students Learned Students Learned

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Baddley’s ModelBaddley’s Model

Episodic Buffer

Phonological Loop

Central Executive

Visual Spatial

Sketchpad

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• Leverage modality–Visual–Auditory

• Minimize distraction• Use simple cues• Don’t display every word

Applying the ModelApplying the Model

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• K ey Point• W ords that suggest the visual• I n context• C rystal clear• K eep Focus

KWICK MethodKWICK Method

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• One and only one• Derived from message• Derived from data• Divided if too complex

Key PointKey Point

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Words that suggestWords that suggest

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• Age appropriate• Gender appropriate• Synergistic with course

In ContextIn Context

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• Call outs• Photos in diagrams• Shading and fading

Crystal ClearCrystal Clear

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• Build on ideas• Breakdown complex diagrams• Structure using hierarchy• Review and rehearse

Keep FocusKeep Focus