2. Intended learning outcomes Introduction to or revision of Skills and techniques of manuscript preparation Skills and techniques of presentation preparation Novel software packages and apps now available Focus on scientific illustration and literature search tools Use of advanced media tools in education and illustration
3. Intended learning outcomes How to communicate How to collaborate How to share How to use Web 2.0 to: create collaborate share
13. Communicating an idea or theory… Why do we communicate? How do we communicate? How do we communicate effectively? Start Timer 10 Minutes 10 8 6 4 2 0
14. Communicating an idea or theory… Why do we communicate? How do we communicate? How do we communicate effectively?
15. Communication requires: A sender A message A recipient… Ideally we test the effectiveness of communication by examining whether the recipient can use the information provided
16. Sharing information sources: Your own data USB pens encryption E-mail U-Drive Commercial Cloud repositories (Dropbox, iDisk, Skydrive) Wikis
21. Start Timer 10 Minutes 10 8 6 4 2 0 Peer to Peer – Your turn now….
22. We used Dropbox to collaborate on this presentation Why? Simultaneous update in realtime. Everytime one of us modified the presentation, we were alerted to a new version. Stable. 2 GB is free, and sufficient for at least a couple of projects Can be saved off-stack to free up space. Available on all platforms Combination of ‘cloud’ and ‘personal’ data space Note: This is not an advert for Dropbox. There are good alternatives!
25. Presentation Skills revisited… So let’s get going. Today is not going to be about me standing in front of of you all with a PowerPoint presentation, and as a presenter reading out everything on the slide, and expecting the audience to diligently listen… What is wrong with this?
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27. AVERAGE AGE OF FIRST-TIME R01-EQUIVALENT PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS BY DEGREE Crowding US-DHHS 2007 Report “Higher education economics, meanwhile, are increasingly making tenure obsolete in favor of adjuncts and contract teaching anyway.”
32. What have we explored Communication in the Web 2.0 era Applications and linking applications Image and data banks Cloud software Googledocs Prezi Dropbox Cross platform sharing Feedback and audience participation Free stuff!
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CGW introduces Kurt and Steve acts as facilitator. IT guys here also as some of you may want to pick up on this material later.
CGW These are our intended and documented learning outcomes. 2 hours will fly!
(Room may be crowded. Introduce Kurt who takes over here…
Time is short; we will cover different components through a mixture of presentation, and your involvement.
Probably will take a few minutes – allow 5 min
Anyone with a smartphoe. Select relevant wifi (IT?)
Students asked to split in to smaller groups. Flip chart. Salient points.Hold up at end of 10 mins, discuss briefly.Focus on communicating in your professional arena.
Why do we communicate? Description Innovation Advertisement and indoctrination Persuasion through rational argument Influence Shared idiom Shared understanding Shared workHow we communicate?VerbalNon-verbalToolsContentPresentationPaceAudience engagement InterpretationWhy do we need to think about this?A lot of communication is one-way and passive. Monologue versus discourse Key points, take home messages, learning bitesHow do we test:Comprehension/Success?We can use InteractionTwo way commincation
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Presentations aren’t all about Powerpoint. There are web 2.0 apps out there that can be useful…
