According to Dr. John Medina, author of Brain Rules, adding relevant pictures to your lecture increases retention 6.5 times versus just an oral presentation. This stunning increase in efficacy doesn't ...

Andrew Smith’s article discrediting PowerPoint was surprising (Opinion, 24 September). It made no attempt to open up the possibilities afforded by the software, merely assuming that PowerPoint ...

Newsletter Uncertain Chad is, well, uncertain, about how best to deal with two competing ideals when using Powerpoint (or Keynote) for lecture classes. On the one hand, nobody likes a cluttered slide.

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I still remember the best lecture I ever attended. It was part of a joint series offered by the English and philosophy departments in my first term at university and, given that the subject was Sartre ...