College of Dentistry Effective Presentations

1. College of DentistryEffective Presentations This afternoon we will consider instructional technology in Higher Education using classroom response systems, effective presentations, and collaborative work environments. Randy Graff, PhD 352.273.5051 | rgraff@ufl.edu

2. Overview • Classroom Response • Effective Presentations • Guidelines • Animation and SmartArt • Redesigning • Collaboration

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6. Integrate into PowerPoint

8. Teaching with PowerPoint Randy Graff, PhD 352.273.5051

9. Benefits

10. Obstacles

11. Active Lecturing – show, not tell

12. Active Lecturing - Preparation Preview content and come prepared Encourage note taking Sets expectations • Discourage coming to class • Rehash what is on slides Time to build Time to be effective

13. Active Lecturing - Preparation Question University Rehab Association What are some methods to encourage children to achieve healthier weights • Some of the extracurricular activities of this group includes:

14. Active Lecturing - Beginning Think Plan Think-Pair-Share • Questions • Transportation • ADA Guidelines • Local Resources What are some methods to encourage children to achieve healthier weights Bring students into the sphere of your topic Connect what they already know to new concepts

15. Active Lecturing - Beginning

16. Active Lecturing - Middle Breathe People can’t really attend to lectures beyond 15 minutes without losing focus and mind wandering

17. Active Lecturing - Middle • Gives students investment in course content

18. Active Lecturing - End How was our plan? Muddiest Point Final Question? • Questions • Transportation • ADA Guidelines • Local Resources

19. Spot the error Plan • Questions from last time? • Questions about homework? • Quiz • Goals for today • New content • Group work • New content • Quiz • Questions from last time? • Questions about homework? • Group work • Goals for today

20. Breathe

21. Presentation Guidelines

22. Guidelines • Keep to the main purpose • One idea per slide • Think about the output • Consistent layout • Easy to read • 6 by 6 rule

23. Clean Font 14 point text 16 point text 18 point text 20 point text 24 point text 28 point text 32 point text 36 point text Times Roman is a serif font. Ariel is a sans serif font.

24. Considerations

25. Think about size

26. Think about lighting

27. Think about where your audience sits

28. Think about size Think about where your audience sits

29. Think about size Think about where you will stand or sit

30. Think about size Where is the technology in the room?

31. Color Choices

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33. Better Color Choices

34. Spot the error • Active lecturing • Effective handouts • Learning strategies • Assessment techniques • Pedagogy • Brainstorming • Show slide with statement or question • Partner up and brainstorm things that relate • Write list, concept map, narrative

35. Spot the error - Better • Active lecturing • Effective handouts • Learning strategies • Assessment techniques • Pedagogy • Brainstorming • Show slide with statement or question • Partner up and brainstorm things that relate • Write list, concept map, narrative

36. Spot the error – Better Still • Active lecturing • Effective handouts • Learning strategies • Assessment techniques • Pedagogy

37. Spot the error – Different

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43. Consistent Colors

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46. Images • Truly free • Royalty free • Google Images – http://images.google.com • UF IFAS - http://ics.ifas.ufl.edu/pictures/ • UF UREL - http://photos.urel.ufl.edu/ • Flickr - http://www.flickr.com/ • Photobucket - http://photobucket.com/ • Stoxk.xchng - http://www.sxc.hu/ • IstockPhoto – http://www.istockphoto.com

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