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| Message Board > Malarkey > Powerpoint slides are not enough for memory retention |
| January 20, 2012, 09:36 | |
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Fact: Powerpoint slides are not enough to retain information. It's like showing the representation of a building as a pencil drawing on a napkin. It's not enough to fully understand the concept. In order to do so, one must fully embrace the concept as one has with other familiar subjects in his life, e.g.: a real building, a computer (for some), a book, the English language (for some). We already fully understand these concepts, because we learned them throughout our lives. It is not enough to flash a concept by your face to remember it, unless you're a genius with photographic memory (but that type of people is extremely rare).
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| January 20, 2012, 12:31 | |
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Dennis
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that's why powerpoints are accompanied with a presentation in which you can take notes of what is said. It is usual to send the slides after the presentation, because they can fresh up your memory.
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| January 20, 2012, 14:55 | |
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Zomg
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I personally don't write quickly enough to process all the bla bla from the keynote speaker. 
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