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You are not welcome because you are not wearing shoes?

M ore than 400 million copies of PowerPoint are in circulation and about 20 and 30 million PowerPoint-based presentations are given around the globe each day. You are not welcome because you are not wearing shoes?.

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You are not welcome because you are not wearing shoes?

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  1. More than 400 million copies of PowerPoint are in circulation and about 20 and 30 million PowerPoint-based presentations are given around the globe each day You are not welcome because you are not wearing shoes?

  2. To appear at a meeting without PowerPoint would be unwelcome and vaguely pretentions, like wearing no shoes.

  3. PowerPoint is a drug?

  4. Metaphors: approaches to teaching • the transfer conception: knowledge is a commodity to be transferred from one vessel to another, a concept consistent with Reddy’s conduit metaphor (1993); • the shaping conception: teaching is usually directed to developing the minds of students; • the travelling conception: the teacher leads students into new territory and, in doing, so, gains new perspectives, too; • the growing conception: the teacher is a nurturer.

  5. Are presenters concentrating more on formatting slides because it’s more fun to do than to concentrate on what is going to say? • How educators can convert the generally positive disposition of students to PowerPoint into significant better learning and performance?

  6. The role of the Instructor

  7. What do we do if an unplanned, yet, fruitful, discussion demands that a PowerPoint presentation be stopped dead in its track? • Must a pre-planned schedule be followed rigidly because “no matter what, get through all the slides”? • Has the PowerPoint slideshow become the curriculum?

  8. Where should PowerPoint stand?

  9. Orality, visuality, and literacy Incidental stagehand Irrespective of discipline, learning objectives, and type of learners

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