There are three “Research Realities” that must be addressed.

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There are three “Research Realities” that must be addressed.

You have to respect the limits of working memory

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Effective Communication with PowerPoint… Really? Working Memory In reality, the “pipeline” metaphor is flawed.

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Effective Communication with PowerPoint… Really? Working Memory The mind does not process a “pipeline” of information.

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Effective Communication with PowerPoint… Really? Working Memory

You have to address the two channels

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You have to guide attention.

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