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- 1. Claremont McKenna College • A Powerpoint presentation by Gordon Jack
- 2. Claremont McKenna College •Founded as a men’s college in 1946 •CMC became co-educational in 1976 • The 69 acre campus is located 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles • As of 2011, there are 1,301 undergraduate students and 20 graduate students • Mr. Jack plagiarized this information from Wikipedia • These points are getting tedious, aren’t they? • Are you even reading these any more? • Raise your hand if you want him to shut up!
- 6. Avoid Bullets on Every Slide • Too linear • Too wordy • Too boring • Too predictable • Promotes reading the slides • Promotes reading ahead
- 7. Society as a whole is predominantly visual in its orientation (Hyerle, 2000)
- 8. Not visual like this (cheesy stock photograph)
- 9. Not visual like this (cheesy clip art)
- 11. Video
- 12. Rules to remember 1. Keep the audience in mind
- 14. Rules to remember 2. Keep it organized
- 15. Opening hook Central Claim Sub Point #1 Sub Point #2 Effective closing
- 17. EFFECTIVE CLOSING! uh...so...t hat’s it
- 18. Rules to remember 3. Keep it simple
- 19. 10 words or less on slides
- 20. How to reduce to < 10 words a slide Step 1: Find a slide with too many words on it. Adapted from Slideology by Nancy Duarte
- 21. How to reduce to < 10 words a slide Step 2: Choose one key word per bullet as reminder Adapted from Slideology by Nancy Duarte
- 22. How to reduce to < 10 words a slide Step 2: Choose one key word per bullet as reminder Adapted from Slideology by Nancy Duarte
- 23. How to reduce to < 10 words a slide Better yet, find a visual and memorize all the info Learning to Ride Adapted from Slideology by Nancy Duarte
- 24. Images of Claremont McKenna College Don’t Clutter the Page
- 25. “Graduation!!”
- 26. Rules to remember 4. Practice, practice, practice
- 27. Rules to remember 5. Cite your sources! http://www.noodletools.com/
- 33. Exercise: Make this slide visual “In studies, experimental psychologists and educators have found that retention of information three days after a meeting or other event is six times greater when information is presented by visual and oral means than when the information is presented by the spoken word alone.”
- 34. Retention of Information after 3 Days