A less than formal blog on student engagement in a slide driven education system: Thinking through the PowerPoint Doldrums

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One commonality between Prezi and PowerPoint: In both cases, it can take a substantial chunk of time to create an engaging presentation. Thanks for the impressive tour!

PowerPoint is such a powerful tool, but most people use it in such a narrow context. I always think of David Byrne's use of PowerPoint to create art as a great example of thinking outside the box with PowerPoint. When used with some creativity, it can engage.

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.09/ppt1.html

Yeah thanks for posting Bart! Chas won't like this one, but I came across this blog a few weeks ago - always good for a laugh:

Tufte Kitten Kill Count

My favorite is the presentation on "Sedation" (seriously.)

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