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PowerPoint Workshop for Teachers Book Review: In order to spice up instruction and presentations in the classroom, teachers are turning to multimedia presentation programs such as Microsoft PowerPoint... |
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Making Your (Power) Point Presentations don't have to be a bore. Here are six new ways to liven them up. TurningPoint... Ovation for PowerPoint... Keynote 3... Thermometer for PowerPoint... etc. |
Inc.
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Semper Youngstown Youngstown, Ohio, of all places, is attempting to reinvent itself as a technology center. |
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The Motley Fool
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Geotimes
February 2004 |
The Pitfalls of PowerFluff I knew I hated PowerPoint, but it took Edward Tufte to help me understand why. The presentation sucked the meaning out of what had started as an important message, and the plan was reduced to a list of platitudes. |
InternetNews
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SlideRocket Takes Presenters Beyond PowerPoint A new version of the cloud-based presentation service adds more interactive features, real-time feeds and analytics. |
Fast Company
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The Corporate Shrink Why are we obsessed with PowerPoint? Because the best presentations are those that evoke a sense of conversation, establishing an emotional connection between speaker and audience. |
T.H.E. Journal
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Technology Built for Teachers We all love technology, but adapting one's teaching style to the new resources often takes more time and energy than it's worth and doesn't truly help the learning process. When technology is built for teachers' direct benefit, it will have startling results on the educational process... |
AskMen.com
Terence Channon |
Elements Of A Good PowerPoint Presentation In today's business world, ideas sketched on a napkin are no good and hardly up to par. PowerPoint is the hands-down choice for pitching your ideas, products and services. Read on for the useful elements an effective PowerPoint presentation should have. |
Wired
September 2003
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PowerPoint Is Evil Power corrupts. PowerPoint corrupts absolutely. Slideware may help speakers outline their talks, but convenience for the speaker can be punishing to both content and audience. |
