Carol
I would NOT recommend Prezi unless you are pretty good with visual design.
It can make people a bit seasick with it's zooming transitions, but I have seen
it used very effectively if you have a broad overview and details and can deal
with manipulating the spatial relationships.
Some of th
I second these suggestions. I know I vary from excellent use of presentation
software (I prefer Apple's Keynote instead of the more commonly used
Powerpoint).
A website that can be helpful, but I'm not sure will be helpful in your
situation, is Presentationzen.com.
You may want to look at Pr
I post mine on my faculty web site. Some are a bit dated now (courses I
haven't taught in a while - the syllabus is there, too, so you will know
the age of the materials). The most recent set is for Memory & Cognition.
I create two sets of slides:
One is the set I use in class, which might incl
On Thu, 23 May 2013 17:02:17 -0700, Carol DeVolder wrote:
Dear TIPSters,
I will try to be more specific and less vague this time.
And you do so admirably. ;-)
I find myself needing to create a set of Power Point slides to
correspond with a book chapter.
I would suggest looking at some of th
Carol,
I love PowerPoint, but always create my own, try to insert humor, keep them
brief - as Joe Friday used to say, "Stick to the facts, ma'am!" - and work
to keep them current.
A couple of bonuses are: they help me keep on topic (I have a tendency to
digress onto favorite side topics) and they
Dear TIPSters,
I will try to be more specific and less vague this time. I find myself
needing to create a set of Power Point slides to correspond with a book
chapter. The problem is, I hate Power Point, and I generally avoid if if I
can; unfortunately, I can't avoid it in this situation. Does anyon
On Thu, 23 May 2013 08:30:14 -0700, Christopher Green wrote in response to:
On 2013-05-23, at 10:44 AM, michael sylvester wrote:
I was not aware that the Church of England had apologized to Darwin.
What exactly did the church say?
Two views:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/2910447/Cha
On 2013-05-23, at 10:44 AM, michael sylvester wrote:
> I was not aware that the Church of England had apologized to Darwin.
> What exactly did the church say?
Two views:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/2910447/Charles-Darwin-to-receive-apology-from-the-Church-of-England-for-rejecting-ev
I was not aware that the Church of England had apologized to Darwin.
What exactly did the church say?
I know that Copernicius was eventually buried at a Catholic cemetery in his
native Hungary.
I guess it is better late than never.
Send me something.
michael
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