Presenting to Teach and Inform: PowerPoint for Education & Training Ellen 1

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4 Health coverage financing Individual rated: Premium is based on individual’s medical history Community rated: Premium is based on a regional group’s experience Experience rated: Premium is based on an organization’s experience Self-insured: Organization pays actual claims, plus administrative fee HMO: Based on 1 of the above, but provider actually provides health care 4

Don’t say what’s on the slide Point 1 Point 2 Point 3 Point 1 Point 2 Point 3 5

For example PowerPoint 1.0 was actually derived from a product called “Presenter” that was developed by Forethought Inc. in early Microsoft purchased Presenter in August of 1987 for $14 million. Image source: albinoblacksheep.com From Patrick Douglas Crispen 6

Health coverage financing Individual rated: Premium is based on individual’s medical history Community rated: Premium is based on a regional group’s experience Experience rated: Premium is based on an organization’s experience Self-insured: Organization pays actual claims, plus administrative fee HMO: Based on 1 of the above, but provider actually provides health care 7

Research on PowerPoint shows what not to do Lots of text All of your points on the slide Usually bulleted text Sometimes in full sentences and sometimes in phrases Everything you say is on the slide This is Death by PowerPoint Students tune out, get dazed 8

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Put the assertion here 10

Tell ‘n’ show SM

12 Health coverage financing Individual rated: Premium is based on individual’s medical history Community rated: Premium is based on a regional group’s experience Experience rated: Premium is based on an organization’s experience Self-insured: Organization pays actual claims, plus administrative fee HMO: Based on 1 of the above, but provider actually provides health care 12

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The community can be the basis for insurance rates 14

15 Experience rated insurance is based on an organization’s claim experience 15

16 In self-insured coverage, the organization pays actual claims, plus administrative fee 16

17 HMOs provide health care 17

18 Make over your slides 1 2 3

Students learned more after seeing the non-animated version 19

Students learned more after seeing the non-animated version 20

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Cedar Rapids flood records 5 ft 10 ft 15 ft 20 ft 25 ft 30 ft 2008: 31 ft 1929: 20 ft 1851: 20 ft 22

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Nature and Nurture: The brain is constantly changing through both development and experience. Nature and Nurture: The brain is constantly changing through both development and experience.

Nature and nurtureNature 25

Attention drops off over time 26

Legibility is important (Arial-18 pt) Legibility is important Legibility is important (Times New Roman-24 pt) Legibility is important (Verdana-18 pt) Legibility is important (40 pt) 27

Keep students’ attention and they’ll learn 28

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For more information 32 Next training webinar: Slide Design for Non- Designers How to Do Everything with PowerPoint 2007 PowerPoint for Teachers: Dynamic Presentations and Interactive Classroom Projects Click each item to learn more.

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To great education! 35 Please complete the feedback form that you receive by . Your homework! Do a makeover & use it in your teaching and training. Do you find a difference? Keep in touch! I’d like to hear your experiences with these principles.