It’s been called “death by PowerPoint.”  Research indicates PowerPoint slides often interfere with participant comprehension, organization, and retention of information.  You are a dynamic presenter with knowledge and experience to share.  Are your PowerPoints actually hindering your  message?

What makes an effective presentation?  It is more than the content: it includes the participant handouts, multimedia (PowerPoint) presentation, and information you provide verbally or in sign.  Participants want presentations that engage them intellectually, visual aids to reinforce the content, and quality handout materials that can be  referenced again and again.  The research-based principles in this  workshop will help you create PowerPoint presentations and participant handouts that complement the content you provide.

You, too, can avoid PowerPoint poisoning in your presentations!  Come prepared to work on a new or existing training: bring two printouts of your PowerPoint slides, or an idea you are ready to begin to transform into a workshop. You’ll leave with results!

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Friday, March 2
6:00-9:00 PM

Saturday, March 3
9:00-4:00 PM

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Target Audience: The PPP workshop is open to all community members and interpreters, Deaf and Hearing, who are interested in presenting. This workshop will be presented in spoken English with ASL interpretation provided.

Interpreter Services provided by: Tim Kinsella and Laura O’Callahan

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Logistics

For reasonable accommodations, please contact: Stacey DʼOnofrio,
buodhh@bu.edu

www.bu.edu/bucie

Cancellation /Refund policy:
All cancellations must be sent to JO Welch, Director at jowelch@bu.edu.
Full refund for cancellations received by Feb 17th, 2012 at 5pm. After Feb. 17th, no refund.
BUCIE reserves the right to cancel with a full refund due to low enrollment by Feb. 17th.