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Power of Story

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Engaging Students with Stories & Visuals

Garr Reynolds...

in this You Tube author series, Reynolds explains the importance of being a good presenter and communicator

and offers tips for using PowerPoint to create stunning presentations. It's an hour long but well worth it if you REALLY want to learn how to move beyond template-driven bulleted PowerPoints. He offers presentation tips at his website and on his blog for other

helpful resources.

If you look at only one, check out Reynolds Top Ten Slide Tips.

Mr. Presentation

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Presentationman

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Death by PowerPoint

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How NOT to Use PowerPoint

Presentation Zen

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Visuals in PowerPoint

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Using Storytelling

The First Five Slides

Articles:

The Future Story(board) of PowerPoint

Beyond Bullet Points: Telling a Story with Your Presentation

Using Story to Inform and Influence

Resources:

Beyond Bullet Points: Cliff Atkinson's website (some free stuff but most of it requires becoming a member for $25 annually:()

Storyboard Graphic Organizer(see the parts of the story to help you organize yours): Type your story into this Word Document; then send it to a PowerPoint to automatically set up your slideshow (really cool!).

Digital Storytelling and Reforming PowerPoint: Another wiki with more resources