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best Practices for PowerPoint April 2012 1 Transformative Dialogues: Teaching & Learning Journal Volume 5 Issue 3 April 2012 Top 10 evidence - based , best Practices for PowerPoint in the Classroom Ronald A. Berk, PhD, Professor Emeritus The Johns Hopkins University Author's Contact Information Ronald A. Berk 10971 Swansfield Rd. Columbia, MD 21044 410-940-7118 email: Abstract: PowerPoint presentations in academia have a reputation for being less than engaging in this era of learner-centered teaching. The Net Generation of students also presents a formidable challenge to using PowerPoint . The problem is that the traditional PowerPoint in the classroom resembles static electronic overheads that tend to decrease learning and retention of the content presented.
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