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Creating Posters in PowerPoint: Video Tutorials
Creating Posters in PowerPoint® 2011 for Mac: A Video Tutorial
1. Differences between Making Posters and Making Slides
2. How to Use a Template
3. Using the Zoom Menu
4. Working with Text
5. Working with Bullets
6. Inserting Images
7. Working with Tables
8. Working with Charts
9. Aligning Poster Elements
10. Printing a Poster
Creating Posters in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows: A Video Tutorial
1. Differences between Making Posters and Making Slides
2. How to Use a Template
3. Using the Zoom Menu
4. Working with Text
5. Working with Bullets
6. Inserting Images
7. Working with Tables
8. Working with Charts
9. Aligning Poster Elements
10. Printing a Poster
Effective Powerpoint for Medical Educators
Designing Slides According to Principles of Learning with PowerPoint for Mac 2011
Introduction
1. Ease Cognitive Load
2. Direct Attention
3. Ease Reception
4. Build on Experience
Video Explanation
Exercise 1: Color Text and Draw Lines (5:00)
Exercise 2: Animate Shapes and Text Boxes
Exercise 3: Hide Then Reveal Shapes
Exercise 4: Insert Pictures, Movies and Sounds
Exercise 5: Use Progressive Disclosure (Display List Items Sequentially)
Exercise 6: Add a Motion Path
Designing Slides According to Principles of Learning with PowerPoint for Windows 2010
Introduction
1. Ease Cognitive Load
2. Direct Attention
3. Ease Reception
4. Build on Experience
Seperator
Exercise 1: Color Text and Draw Lines
Exercise 2: Animate Shapes and Text Boxes
Exercise 3: Hide Then Reveal Shapes
Exercise 4: Insert Pictures, Movies and Sounds
Exercise 5: Use Progressive Disclosure (Display List Items Sequentially)
Exercise 6: Add a Motion Path
How to Develop a Curriculum: A Self-Paced Tutorial
Handbook of Learner Evaluation and Test Item Construction
Item Analysis
New Preceptor Orientation Modules
Introduction
Separator 1
1. Domain Materials > a. Content List
1. Domain Materials > b. Required/Supplemental Resources
1. Domain Materials > c. Lecture/Lab/Case Schedule
Separator 2
2. Case Materials > a. Student Case Pages
2. Case Materials > b. Stimulus Questions
2. Case Materials > c. Preceptor Guidebook Case Pages
Separator 3
3. PBL Case Discussion > a. Description of the PBL Case Discussion Process
3. PBL Case Discussion > b. Oral Case Presentation
3. PBL Case Discussion > c. PBL Case "Flow"
3. PBL Case Discussion > d. First Monday of a Domain
Separator 4
4. Effective Preceptor Behavior > a. Qualities of a Good PBL Preceptor
4. Effective Preceptor Behavior > b. Issues with Groups
Separator 5
5. Policies > a. Attendance, Signing-in, Recording Lateness
5. Policies > b. Evaluations/Feedback
5. Policies > c. Pre and Post Domain Meetings
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Example Presentation #1
Example Presentation #2a
Example Presentation #2b
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Writing Problem-Solving Test
Evidence-Based Medicine Course
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