Reading from slides is so 1990s! Help your students become zen masters at presentation.
10 tips on how to make slides that communicate your idea, from TED’s in-house expert
11 ways to use images poorly in slides
#5 is my favorite:
(5) Image is of poor quality & contains watermark
Even worse is to take a free comp from a photo website and stretch it out. This introduces distracting visual noise (and says you are either cheap, lazy, or both). If you cannot afford images (or do not have a camera, etc.), then it's better to use none at all.
Even worse is to take a free comp from a photo website and stretch it out. This introduces distracting visual noise (and says you are either cheap, lazy, or both). If you cannot afford images (or do not have a camera, etc.), then it's better to use none at all.
What options do students have for creating presentations?
Keynote - every Mac laptop in the district has this application
Open Office Presentation - all student laptops have this application
Google Slides - every district student and staff member has a Google Apps for Education account, which includes this application
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