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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | HTTP://DELICIOUS.COM/AKARRER/PROSPEAKER MAY 1, 2009 Ego Food: Want to be a better speaker? Ive given talks where projectors die midway through, Ive tried to give slideless talks (which always will be marked down slightly by audiences, it is in their nature) 6) Take questions at the end. There were JavaMX talks being given at OSCON as far back as 2006. Rules of thumb: 1) 60hz at 1024x768 works on every projector. | ONLIGNMENT FEBRUARY 25, 2011  Time for a rethink In 2006, in The Blended Learning Cookbook , I suggested a methodology for the design of blended learning solutions. Could we be doing better? | | | | | | | | |
| - Multiple Presenters Using PowerPoint
In this case, I suggested that they ask the A/V company to supply a projector with two computer inputs (many of the mid to upper range projectors have multiple computer inputs). Each presenter will connect their laptop to one of the inputs on the projector. The other situation is a panel discussion I am involved in. MORE >> - "I know you can't read this at the back of the room"
And then I just saw an ad for a projector that touts its ability to clearly project text as small as 7 point. Whenever I hear a presenter use those words, I cringe - and audiences every day in presentation rooms around the world cringe when they hear those words. In most cases it is followed by, "so I'll read it to you". MORE >> - PowerPoint Tip: What to look for in a travelling projector
I have been asked twice recently about what specifications or features I would consider when purchasing a projector to take with you to present to small to mid sized groups (2-100 people). lb projector is just a little more than a 4 lb one - it is almost 38% heavier and your arm will tell you after only a few trips. MORE >> - PowerPoint Tip: The Challenge with White Backgrounds
And finally, it is very hard for a projector and screen combination to create a true white color (it is one of the hardest colors to project properly). In the recent presentation, the combination of the projector and screen created a mottled faint blue effect instead of a true flat white. MORE >> -
DAVE PARADI'S POWERPOINT BLOG | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2006 PowerPoint Tip - Equipment Connections
The two most important pieces of equipment you will likely be using are a projector and your computer. The most obvious connection is to connect the display port of the computer to the display input of the projector. That covers the basic connections between laptop computer and projector. To sign up for the webinar, go to [lin MORE >>
- PowerPoint Tip - Equipment Failure DAVE PARADI'S POWERPOINT BLOG | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2006
- Projector thoughts from PC Magazine DAVE PARADI'S POWERPOINT BLOG | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2006
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