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A teacher guide to presenting information Powerful presentations

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A teacher guide to presenting information

Powerful presentations

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Visual Aids

Nonprojected visual aids

Projected visual aids

Objectives and strategies

Contents:

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Real objects not requiring technology

These

Nonprojected visual aids

ModelsExhibitsPosters and photographs

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Tangible items to manipulateExcellent for kinesthetic learners

Models and exhibits

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Help student to visualizeStudents can create their ownCan give instructions

Posters and photographs

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Media projected through technology

Digital projectorsDocument camerasVideo technology

Broadcast videoRecorded videoInternet video

Projected visual aids

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Project image to screen or whiteboardDigital photographs

Can be attached to computerPresent power points to large groupsSoftware based activitiesInternet based activities

Digital projectors

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Display still imagesPhotographsSlide images

Display 3D objects

Document cameras

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Broadcast videoNarrowcast

Specifically targets educational audience

Closed circuit within a schoolCablecast video

Provides feed from local cable or satellite provider

Access to current newsAccess to educational programming

Video technology

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VHS tapesOn demand use, no scheduling

problemsDigital video discs (DVD’s)Digital video cameras

Students can document their own work

Ability to edit recording

Recorded video

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Can be viewed live or from upload sitesLive cams

Real time Internet meetings/teleconferencing

You tubeCan search for criteria

Internet video

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Know the information to presentLimit the topicAvoid clutterMake it visually easy to view

Contrast background color and text colorUse bullets to organize ideas about

main topicsUse the KISS method (Keep it Simple

Stupid)

Objectives and strategies

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Keep fonts and colors limited Size matters

Main ideas should be largest text on slide

Remain on taskFlashy colors and “bells and whistles”

can distract from the main ideaReaders read left to right

Set slide format accordingly

Objectives and strategies