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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
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        • 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
        • Final Remarks
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