When information is presented orally… people remember about 10% after 72 hours… Presented visually, people remember about 35% Use both and this jumps to 65%... Or more than 6 times better than orally alone.

Written nicely, like it might be on a whiteboard or chalkboard.

turn into an infographic

can I say this at a tech conference? :-)

can I say this at a tech conference? :-)

you (or the person next to you)

you (AND the person next to you)

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Projector plus+

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PowerTeacher

Student Accounts

My Two Goals Use of Visuals Communication sharing

50% of thinking resources devoted to processing vision

Even they know…

eructation

What I don’t mean by incorporating visuals is simply putting all the content you want to cover on a PowerPoint and then lecturing by pretty much reading the content of those slides to you students

Creating Visuals

input output

x y 1 1/2 15 1/2 7 3/4 5 9 4 1/2 2.5

x = amount of dog food (input) y = amount of dog doo (output)  Half of the food the dog inputs is output as dog doo

How many tenths are pink? How many tenths are yellow?

eight tenths are yellow two tenths are pink

Use the line and shapes tools in PowerPoint to add possibilities. Students can calculate angles and perimeter now.

Adding a basic grid can extend this activity.

communication teachers students parents effective more involved

93,000,000 miles 1 Astronomical Unit (AU)

Earth Venus Mercury Mars

600ml 500 ml of water iodine cornstarch clips dialysis tubing metal spatula hanger

600ml 600ml twist & clip step 1 step 2 step 3 step 4 Wipe down bag 500ml

Sudetenland

What happens to a one legged stool?

Executive Judicial Legislative

Constitution

Creating visuals? Don’t forget low tech.

Creating Infographics?

Creating Infographics?

Creating Infographics?

Creating visuals? Other created Teacher create Student created… assessment…

shift gears

schoogle google apps school calendar documents sites talk

Calendar

you

your goals

It’s what you Do that matters

Small changes Simple changes

Infrastructure