1. Laneway Learning: Title of the Class Your name
Copy the picture we use for your class here :D
Laneway Learning: Title of the Class Your name

2. General tips
You can use this template for your presentation if you like, but feel free to use a different one that matches your own style!
The best classes use a presentation only when it is really relevant. It can be very useful for showing big images or video clips and for posing questions to the class.
Try to resist relying on it too much though – use real props, hand things out and get people interacting with each other. Keep on-screen content to a minimum.

3. rather than lots of words
Use big pictures,
rather than lots of words
‘They’re not pets Susan’ by Slinkachu

4. Using pictures
Big pictures are a great way to show the class the things you are talking about.
Fill the slide! Get good quality pictures and really use the space.
If you are just looking for an interesting photo of something common then try Flickr, Instagram or Pinterest.
Please reference any images you use in the bottom right.

5. People
like movies
Erika Iris Simmons

6. Using movies
Short video clips can be a great way to break up your class. We recommend that you keep the movies to 1 or 2 minutes max as people tend to switch off if they are much longer.
Please save the video to your computer or USB – there isn’t always WiFi available at our venues. If you want to pull something off YouTube, you can do it at kickyoutube.com or saveyoutube.com.
Again, try to reference things you use.

7. Embedding videos
If you want to embed YouTube (or other online) videos then there are a couple of ways of going about it.
We recommend the following links for:
PowerPoint users
Keynote users
Prezi users (text version) and Prezi users (video version).
Remember to download the video as well in case there is no Internet at the venue.

8. Posing questions are great
Seek desperate remedies from the young while drinking? (9,2,6)   _ _ _ _ _ _ _ / _ _ / _ _ _ _ _ _

9. Posing questions
Keep the number of words on a slide to a minimum, but do use them to pose questions or set challenges for the class.
Posing questions is a great way to induce discussion and make your class more fun and interactive.
If you want to, you could give out little prizes like lollies, maybe they’d even be relevant to your class!

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