The lecture is dead
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The document outlines an agenda for a workshop called "The Lecture is Dead. Long Live the Lecture!" which aims to teach more engaging presentation methods. It discusses challenges with traditional lectures and working memory. Various presentation techniques are presented that focus on storytelling, interaction, and concise delivery of essential information like the Pecha Kucha and Ignite formats. The goal is to help students acquire information in a more brain-friendly way compared to standard lectures.
The lecture is dead
- 1. The Lecture is Dead. Long Live the Lecture! Patrick Higgins, Jr.
- 5. Schedule 9:00-9:45 What WE can do 9:50-10:30 Group Breakout 10:40-11:20 Dog and Pony Show 11:20- 12:00 What THEY can do 12:10-12:40 Presentation Redesign 12:40-1:00 Sharing and feedback
- 8. Wrong!
- 10. Transfer Goal
- 11. I want you to see the presentation of information
- 12. as a process based both on
- 13. the information needed to be conveyed
- 15. On the method by which they choose to convey it
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- 17. so that you may, on your own http://www.flickr.com/photos/31878512@N06/3468818121/in/faves-14579369@N04/
- 18. use a more brain- friendly method of helping students acquire information within a “lecture block.”
- 20. The Battle of Working Memory
- 21. Questions from the story
- 22. What We Do
- 23. Takahashi
- 25. Godin
- 28. Find his method
- 30. Lessig (Think Takahashi, but in English)
- 31. Succinct. Clean. Well-Rehearsed.
- 32. The Stuff Behind You
- 33. I am
- 34. A
- 35. For
- 38. An Alternative
- 39. What They Do
- 42. Spencer Kagan
- 44. Numbered Heads Together
- 45. True or False
- 49. 140 Characters http://www.flickr.com/photos/13287882@N03/2624060661/
- 50. Summarize by Half Or Essence
- 51. Jobs
- 53. "Pecha Kucha: Get to the PowerPoint in 20 Slides Then Sit the Hell Down."
- 54. Ignite Series