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Homework for 26 / 05 / 2009. Please read all 3 tasks.

1) As students of social science, we should have good, critical analysis skills. Look at one of the PowerPoint presentations done by students from Martino Martini. You can choose either 1LSS or 3 LSS for this.

Click the link to use the online form here (or download the.doc version) to write a critical analysis of the presentation.

1LSS PowerPoints

3LSS PowerPoints

2) As young psychologists, class 3 LSS will come up with a list of things to remember when teaching or presenting with the IWB or PowerPoint. You can read them in the table below.

Click the Edit button and add your pieces of advice. Remember to start your advice with "DO" or "DON'T"

3) Make sure you remember to sign the online homework register here. This will help Prof Seth see who has and who hasn't done their homework.



Advice
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powerPoint logo DO - Speak to the audience or your students when presenting / teaching with PowerPont. Nobody likes to look at your back! You will engage people much more if you are lively and interested in their reactions. Facing towards them is the first step to achieving this! Prof. S.D.
powerPoint logo DON'T write too many things in one slide. D.B.
powerPoint logo DON'T use too many colours in one slide. D.B.
powerPoint logo DO USE key words. D.B.
powerPoint logo DO USE some funny images to grab the student's attenction
E.Z.
powerPoint logo DON'T USE a speak more boring and not clear E.Z.
powerPoint logo DON'T-use too much movement A.L
powerPoint logo DO-use easy words to remember A.L
powerPoint logo DO use example of concrete things G.C
powerPoint logo DO use questions at the end of the Power Point G.C
powerPoint logo DO use key words D.A.
powerPoint logo DO use images and more example D.A.
powerPoint logo DO make connections with other matters S.S
powerPoint logo DON'T USE a small and illegible writing S.S
powerPoint logo DO use to more pictures in one slide F.D
powerPoint logo DO use easy words to remember F.D
powerPoint logo DON'T write too long texts C.Z
powerPoint logo DON'T use too many images C.Z
powerPoint logo DO divide the information into points C.Z
powerPoint logo DO write in enough information about the topic C.Z
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Anonymous power point 0 May 26 2009, 1:54 AM EDT by Anonymous
 
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do example.
don't write too long messages.
Elena Agostini
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seth what's your e mail adresse to send my power point?Because there isn't with the other
!Linda waldner
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lindyw.92 Advice 0 May 21 2009, 10:48 AM EDT by lindyw.92
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For grab the attention I think that the best thing is receving a little information but schematic.
I prefer using Power Point and the lesson is better if we make a conversation/a dialogue with all the class.
Linda Waldner
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Word Document PowerPoint Review.doc (Word Document - 30k)
posted by sethdickens   May 20 2009, 5:01 PM EDT
This is the printable version of the worksheet.