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Did you know you can broadcast your slides over the web, or use your mouse as a laser pointer? Here are 24 handy tips for using PowerPoint. Via Baiba Svenca, Ana Rodera 
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In an effort to help you become the next Steve Jobs of presenting, here are more than two dozen different presentation tips. Via Baiba Svenca
Alfredo Corell's curator insight,
September 22, 2013 2:37 PM
A simple and useful tips-guide (infographic) for your students to present. 
Jazmin Reyes's curator insight,
February 13, 2014 2:45 AM
Everyone is afraid of getting up on stage and giving a speech or what ever they need to do in front of an audience. These kind of tips are helpful in every way possible especially when someone is nervous. Knowing that we need to just breathe is an important thing. These skills can allow us to get better in our presentations. |
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by Lisa Nielsen
"Chatting with friends, playing games, cheating, cruising YouTube. These are just some of the behaviors educators fear will become a reality in technology-rich classrooms...unless they incorporate updated classroom management practices. Innovative educators use techniques that keep students’ attention despite the irresistible draw of the Internet. Simple practices transform their devices into tools of engagement rather than distraction. - See more at: http://www.techlearning.com/Default.aspx?tabid=67&entryid=6362#sthash.kkLb9y0C.dpuf Via Jim Lerman
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Gamification Expert Yu-kai Chou explains his elegent Gamification Framework that breaks Human-Focused Design into 8 Core Drives within an Octagon. Via Martin (Marty) Smith
Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight,
May 5, 2013 7:45 PM
I like this "framework" to create gamification particularly Chou's 8 Core Drives: 1) Epic Meaning and Calling 2) Development and Accomplishment 3) Expression of Creativity and Feedback 4) Ownership and Possession 5) Social Pressure and Envy 6) Scarcity and Impatience 7) Curiosity and Unpredictability 8) Loss and Avoidance GREAT post on the HOW TOs of #gamification. Cool and helpful work from one of gamification's pioneers @yukaichou
Erin Moore's curator insight,
May 6, 2013 11:36 AM
These dives/motivations can be used to improve engagaement in any interaction.
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Book by eLearning Guild
"Instructional Design (ID) is — or at least should be — the foundation for effective eLearning. Whether you are new to ID or have been designing eLearning for a while, it’s easy to get stuck in certain ways of doing things. That’s when you need some new ideas! This complimentary eBook draws on the ideas and experience of 14 ID experts who are leading sessions that are part of The eLearning Guild’s May 2012 Online Forum on “eLearning Instructional Design: Advanced and Breakthrough Techniques.” These tips, which will enhance the way you design eLearning, are organized into four general categories: - Research Via Paulo Simões
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always great to know more of what you use daily in the classroom
Powerpoint tips, which are more than tips on the iceberg
Powerpoint tips, which are more than tips on the iceberg