Slideshare have announced the winners of their World’s best presentation 2010 competition. The winning presentation is Smoke – the convenient truth. No death by bullet points here, if only lecture slides were like this!
Posts Tagged ‘powerpoint’
Death by PowerPoint – Fact or Fiction?
Posted in Face-to-Face Teaching, tagged e-learning, lectures, powerpoint on February 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Image by HikingArtist.com – Flickr I’m working on an assignment at the moment for my PG Cert in Teaching in HE looking at the use of technology in lectures and classroom teaching. For me e-learning means the use of technology in learning opportunities, but there are still many involved in teaching in HE who are [...]
Should Powerpoint handouts be uploaded to the VLE before or after lectures?
Posted in Face-to-Face Teaching, tagged engagement, face-to-face, lectures, powerpoint, students on October 12, 2009 | 17 Comments »
My PG Cert in Teaching in Higher Education kicked off last week with a workshop and one of the group activities involved us all delivering a short 5 minute micro teaching slot. We had been forewarned about this so most of us had prepared a few Powerpoint slides to support our slots. After we’d done [...]