I have kind of a love/hate relationship with Powerpoint. It’s a great tool that’s unbelievably easy to abuse. I’ve been trying to figure out more interactive ways to use Powerpoint in class that don’t just amount to “Here’s the notes, copy them while I scroll through the slides.”
While I don’t consider an animated Zeus to be interactive, I have some better ideas I’m looking forward to trying out in the next few weeks.
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A couple of weeks ago I went to an Education Start-Up conference and watched VPs of MULTI-million dollar companies give...
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I’m at an education conference right now and let me tell you… Some of the Powerpoint presentations are just awful. We...
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I agree, PowerPoint can be easily abused. But it’s a lot easier than other similar programs. A classmate of mine...
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I have a similar love/hate relationship, but the social studies are odd in that they are hard to explain without going...
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