I realize I haven't been engaging more of the senses to help the students retain the content.
Utilizing the PowerPoint Guidelines was informative however, definitely be implementing the 10/20/30 PowerPoint Rule.
I learned the 10-20-30 Power Point rule as well as only presenting 3-5 main points per slide.
Changing my methods on Powerpoint is very important.
Soft or career skills need to be incorporated in the course . When developing power points follow the rule of 10/20/30 !
I think using the 1- 20 30 ppt rule will be helpful
the 10/20/30 rule for PowerPoint presentations is very helpful to keep in mind
I learned a few different teaching methods and will be using the 10-20-30 when preparing my power point presentations to use a variety of mediums to effectively reach all my learners.
I enjoyed the refresher on PowerPoint. I don't often use PowerPoint presentations, but I will, in the future, incorporate more lectures into my upcoming classes. I also took away the reminder to keep your presentations and lectures fun. It is hard for students and adults to sit and listen to a person talk; keeping the visuals interactive you maintain their attention.
Use the 10-20-30 rule on Powerpoints
In this module I learned tips on creating more effective Power Point slides, such as limiting the information to 3-5 points per slide.
One should match different delivery methods depending on content and/or goals for the instruction. Furthermore, there are basic guidelines to increase the effectiveness of various delivery methods that one should know,
To explore more media to use to relay information to students.
Traditional methods are always key.
Comment on Erica Gomez's post: What kind of information did you learn about formatting powerpoints?
I think that I have made my slides too "cute" instead of focusing on content.
Varying medium for showing instruction (not always PP slides)
To choose the right media content. Also The 10-20-30 For PowerPoint presentations. As well The importance of having great soft skills
To combat "death by powerpoint" there are some simple guidelines. 10/20/30. slow your pace on the slides...just like public speech.
Most of the times i used power point also.