On the other
hand, glossophobia (fear of public speaking) affects 25% of people according to
Psychology
Today, which suggests that one way to tackle this fear is to
prepare, prepare, prepare. If you need some help preparing, preparing,
preparing your Powerpoint presentations, we have links to these lifesavers…
On our Tools for Teachers and Trainers
page:
Creating Presentations and Delivering Presentations
Two free units of instruction developed by the Resource Center that cover researching, preparing, and delivering informative and persuasive presentations.
Tips & Tricks to Ace Powerpoint
This handy infographic provides best practices for Powerpoint slides and
data visualizations, as well as handy shortcuts, resources, and design
inspiration.
Top 10 Evidence-Based Best Practices for Powerpoint in the Classroom
Traditional PowerPoint® in the classroom resembles static electronic
overheads that tend to decrease learning and retention of the content
presented. This article by Ronald A. Berk, PhD, professor emeritus of The Johns
Hopkins University, synthesizes the PowerPoint® literature and translates the
research findings into a state-of-the-art, concise top-10 list of
evidence-based, best practices in design, engagement, and multimedia.
Visit our Tools for Teachers and Trainers page for these resources and many more
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