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Which slide is more effective?

This article explores the importance of visual and kinesthetic learning styles and provides tips for creating effective PowerPoint slides. It also covers money and time management skills and APA style guidelines for in-text citations.

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Which slide is more effective?

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  1. Which slide is more effective? By Mary Jane Andrews

  2. What I’ve learned in This Class By Mary Jane Andrews

  3. My Learning Styles Visual Kinesthestic (SmarterMeasure 2011)

  4. My Learning Styles • According to (SmarterMeasure 2011), my learning styles are visual and kinesthetic. • Visual learners learn by seeing how something is done • Kinesthetic learners learn by doing something hands on.

  5. Money Management Skills ? ? ? ? ? Put reference or quote with in text citation in this box

  6. Time Management Skills ? ? ? ? Put reference or quote with in text citation in this box

  7. Time management skills • Track how you spend your time - keep a time log • Analyze your time log • Use a planning tool – planner, pda, computer software • Establish priorities Documented Source

  8. What I’ve learned in “?” Money Management Skills Time Management Skills Plagiarism APA Style – In Text Citations

  9. Summary of what I have learned • Time Management Skills • Money Management Skills • My Learning Style • APA Style • In Text Citations • Plagiarism

  10. References • Put reference information here in the correct form.

  11. Helpful PowerPoint Links Really Bad PowerPoint – How to Avoid them http://www.sethgodin.com/freeprize/reallybad-1.pdf Death by PowerPoint http://www.slideshare.net/thecroaker/death-by-powerpoint?type=powerpoint Steal This Presentation http://www.slideshare.net/jessedee/steal-this-presentation-5038209

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