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Here are Gallo's top five ways that people ruin their presentations and his strategies on how to avoid making them. Above all, Gallo says, remember that the most engaging speakers have a simple secret weapon: "They practice much more than the average presenter."
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I am trying to evangelize the 10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint. It’s quite simple: a PowerPoint presentation should have ten slides, last no more than twenty minutes, and contain no font smaller than thirty points.
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Drive your way through Google Earth
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Does mathematics make logical sense? The answer is no. Foundational issues have been finessed by modern mathematicians, and this series aims to turn things around. And it will have interesting things to say also about mathematics education. Aimed for a general audience, interested in mathematics.
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Project Tomorrow’s latest Speak Up survey, released in March, shows an increased desire among students to ditch the papyrus. Currently, 29 percent of middle- and high-school students say that they are using some kind of online textbook or online curriculum as part of their regular schoolwork. That number will inevitably grow. What would their fantasy digital textbook include?
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Tips for the modern web designer
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Sometimes, you may find it difficult to look for some of the highest quality photoshop tutorials using search engines. As most of time, almost all tutorials would label themselves to be good, high quality or even the best photoshop tutorial you can find. When searching through all these tutorials, your time is wasted.
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This year we decided to try something a little different. In the past, we’ve invited some of the best designers and trainers in the industry to share their top secrets.
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