Tips and Tricks On How To Become a Presentation Ninja
Feb 09 2011 Making a great presentation is not easy. It’s something that requires hard work, thought and practice. Presentation is Not an Art Art is something created without a specific target audience in mind. The good news is that it doesn’t take much to dramatically change the way your audience will react to your presentations. The Plan Like with any design/development project, you can divide presentation design into phases: 1) Planning, 2) Producing and 3) Performing. Write all your ideas and thoughts down before you forget them. Essentially, when you start planning your presentation, you should treat it as you would a treat a written story. Know Your Audience Start by asking yourself these questions about your audience: “Who are they?” By knowing “who” and “what” you have a fair chance of making a presentation that is relevant for them because you will be able to get the level right and include examples (both visual and verbal) they can relate to. Outline Write Sketch Produce Visualize (ik)
How to Create an Interesting Infographic
Photo Credit: net_efekt via Compfight cc Infographics are a great way to teach information. They are fun and easy to read when done right. Next time you want to share some information don’t use boring text – use an infographic instead! Step 1: Research the ins and outs of your topic First start with an idea and pick a topic you know about. This is where your QuestionPro tool can really come in handy. The key to a great infographic isn’t any single piece of information or great design, it’s the insights that it brings out. Step 2: Work out the concept and story Decide if you want to share your info as a story, as a factual timeline, or something in between. The absolute easiest way to get started is to use your native QuestionPro Infographic. Step 3: Get creative with graphics After you have an outline done you can plug in graphic that showcase the information. Step 4: Dig deep into the data for interesting factoids Step 5: Share strategically with a broad community
7 talks that will encourage you to talk to strangers
Culture Thoughts from a twentysomething on Meg Jay’s talk on twentysomethings I’m 24 and a woman, and that makes me a target for a lot of speculation and life advice. Sheryl Sandberg wants me to lean in to become a woman leader; Anne-Marie Slaughter says my lady parts may doom me to a half-fulfilled life; Susan Patton thinks I should have spent my time at Princeton […] Does documenting your life online keep you from actually living it? By Damon Brown The morning of our wedding, my wife and I only had one major discussion: Should we bring our cell phones?
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Tips and Tools to Help you Better integrate Technology in Your Instrcution
March 30, 2014 Looking for some ideas on how to integrate technology in your instruction? Dr. Kimberly Tyson from Learning Unlimited has these excellent tips to share with you. In this visual she created she outlined 6 practical ideas to help you choose digital tools to support students learning. For each of these ideas she provided a bunch of web tools that you can use to attain them. While the web tools Dr Kimberly suggested serve the purpose pretty well, however, based on my long experience with reviewing education tools, I picked some more titles to add to her visual. Tools to create individualized learning experiences for students: Tools that support classroom instructionTools that facilitate collaborationTools to help students curate content In addition to Paperli, Pinterest, Flipboard and Scoopit I would add:Tools to helps students stay organized:
Keep Your Desktop Neat and Tidy With These Built-in Organization Wallpapers
I second that, Fences is an amazing program that honestly microsoft should start building into windows. For those of you who don't know what fences is, it is a program that runs and allows you to make areas on your desktop and label them, you can then throw as many icons as you want into those areas. The areas are scrollable so you can hide away many of your icons to get a cleaner look while still having access to everything. It also keeps all your icons organized when you change resolutions, so when you update your graphics driver you don't have to sort your desktop out anymore. Best of all the basic version is free. I third this. stardock fences is great. yup, first thing I thought of when I saw these wallpapers was Fences. Also, Dexpot is a great utility as well, if you like organizing what windows you have open so you're not constantly going back to the taskbar.
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ALLA CORREZIONE CI PENSA LUI! Come realizzare una verifica strutturata o semi-strutturata per i propri alunni, con la possibilità di stamparla o di assegnarla online e, in quest’ultimo caso, di visualizzare gli svolgimenti e i risultati? La risposta è QuestBase, sito che ho appena scoperto grazie alla gentile segnalazione di uno dei creatori, Paolo Mugnaini. La registrazione è semplicissima e gratuita; il sito è rivolto a istruttori e formatori che possono così certificare l’apprendimento di candidati e dipendenti, agli insegnanti che vogliono valutare velocemente gli studenti e ai ricercatori che intendono ottenere informazioni e risultati in poco tempo. Una volta registrati, si può procedere in modo intuitivo (come ho fatto io, dal momento che l’interfaccia grafica risulta secondo me estremamente chiara) oppure seguire le dettagliate istruzioni presenti sul link “Impara ad utilizzare QuestBase” e, in caso di ulteriori dubbi, accedere al forum dedicato. Vota: i 1 Vote Mi piace:
