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powerpoint:slides to hell

Lawrie HunterKochi University of Technologyhttp://www.core.kochi-tech.ac.jp/hunter/

lawrie_hunter /at/ kochi-tech /dot/ ac /dot/ jp

East Shikoku JALTKochi University of Technology

October 22, 2006

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This powerpoint is made to be downloadedand read later.

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This powerpoint is made to be downloadedand read later.

For this reason it is wordyand there are too many slides.

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This powerpoint is made to be downloadedand read later.

For this reason it is wordyand there are too many slides.

Rule: break rules for a reason...

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Key concept: backgrounding vs foregrounding

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Key concept: backgrounding vs foregrounding

E.g. F2F simultaneous with cellmail

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Key concept: backgrounding vs foregrounding

E.g. F2F simultaneous with cellmail-which is backgrounded?

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The black slide,for when you want to

foreground YOU.

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DESIGN think: foregrounding the speaker

-by lighting-by screen size-by speaker location-by remote projector control-by text volume

=> Hewa powerpoint

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USES of ppt:presentation vs. teaching

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USES of ppt: presentation

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USES of ppt: presentation

ppt BAD: powerpoint is linear

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USES of ppt: presentation

ppt BAD: powerpoint is linear Workaround: make several small ppts

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USES of ppt: presentation

ppt BAD: powerpoint is linearWorkaround: make several small pptsWorkaround: use other media too

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USES of ppt: presentation

ppt BAD: powerpoint is linearWorkaround: make several small pptsWorkaround: use other media tooWorkaround: use 'timed' with media

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USES of ppt: presentation

ppt BAD: powerpoint is linearWorkaround: make several small pptsWorkaround: use other media tooWorkaround: use 'timed' with mediaWorkaround: powerpoint as a CC* readable

*CC = creative commons (do!)

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USES of ppt: presentation

ppt BAD: powerpoint is linearWorkaround: make several small pptsWorkaround: use other media tooWorkaround: use 'timed' with mediaWorkaround: powerpoint as a CC readableWorkaround: powerpoint as flash

=> http://slideshare.net/

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USES of ppt: teaching

ppt BAD: powerpoint is frozen

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USES of ppt: teaching

ppt BAD: powerpoint is frozen

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USES of ppt: teaching

ppt BAD: powerpoint is frozen

whiteboard is better, more elements can be left

in view for reference

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USES of ppt: teaching

ppt BAD: powerpoint is frozen

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USES of ppt: teaching

ppt BAD: powerpoint is frozen

HTML is better, you can have a menu bar

=> Critical Thinking HP

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USES of ppt: teaching

ppt BAD: powerpoint is frozenWorkaround: use several ppts at once

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USES of ppt: teaching

ppt BAD: powerpoint is frozenWorkaround: use several ppts at once

-let students change slides

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USES of ppt: teaching

ppt BAD: powerpoint is frozenWorkaround: use several ppts at once

-let students change slidesWorkaround: use Wordpoint .doc is on-the-spot authorable, andwith macros (red, page break) and page design it can be close to ppt for image quality.

=> Wordpoint.doc

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USES of ppt: teaching

Native speaker vs non-native

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USES of ppt: teaching

Non-native speakers:embed sound/video clips

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USES of ppt: teaching

GOOD: you can re-useyour powerpoint next year.

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USES of ppt: teaching

BAD: you can re-useyour powerpoint next year:you will teach whatever is inthe powerpoint, and your newideas will not be used.

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USES of ppt: teaching

Non-native speakers:embed sound/video clips-generic slide design: leave an empty space for inserts.

reservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreservedreserved=> Antwerp 2006 powerpoint

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ReferencesEdward Tufte: Cognitive Style of Powerpointhttp://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/0961392169/ref=sr_11_1/250-0965269-1113863?ie=UTF8

Edward Tufte: PowerPoint Does Rocket http://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0001yB&topic_id=1Hans Rosling presents Gapminderhttp://tedblog.typepad.com/tedblog/2006/06/hans_rosling_on.htmlDataViz gallery http://www.math.yorku.ca/SCS/Gallery/Slideshare: http://slideshare.net/Hunter's del.icio.us links on powerpoint http://del.icio.us/rolenzo/powerpointPresentation zen http://www.presentationzen.com/Guy Kawasaki's 102030 rule http://blog.guykawasaki.com/2005/12/the_102030_rule.htmlMSN: Need: How PowerPoint Adversely Mediates Thought and Possible Remedies http://www.researchchannel.org/prog/displayevent.aspx?rID=4921Abstact dynamics on ppt http://abstractdynamics.org/2005/11/powerpoint.phpDon Norman interview on ppt http://www.sociablemedia.com/articles_norman.htm