While all speakers benefit from practicing their presentations multiple times ... consider supporting your presentation with slides. Effective slides (see Creating Presentation Slides) get ...

We have units on the main stages of presentations and a unit with tips on delivering effective presentations. Let’s start with opening presentations. Now let’s hear two ways of opening ...

Evidence that active learning is more effective than lecture dates back more than twenty-five years (Bonwell, 1991). One of the largest studies comparing active learner-centered classes and ...

The methods students use to take notes during lectures or online courses significantly impact their ability to retain and apply information. Research even suggests that effective note-taking can ...

Preparing effective oral presentations, like writing effective scientific papers, takes time, but it is time well invested. Still, many oral presentations are ripe for improvement. Think of the ...

Be open to suggestions and use them to refine your skills for future presentations. Remember, the ability to adapt and grow is key to becoming a more effective communicator. In conclusion ...

A good way to make your presentations effective, interesting and easy to follow is to use signpost language. 'Signpost language' is the words and phrases that people use to tell the listener what ...

In this video, we will apply active learning to note-taking. You will learn effective strategies to keep your brain activated before, during and after your lectures.