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andrewducker) wrote2015-06-27 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2015-06-27 12:00 pm
Entry tags:
- art,
- canada,
- cars,
- disease,
- disney,
- funny,
- humans,
- jurassicpark,
- lgbt,
- links,
- marriage,
- menstruation,
- mexico,
- neuroscience,
- oxytocin,
- penis,
- powerpoint,
- presentation,
- psychology,
- rights,
- robots,
- sex,
- sleep,
- sun,
- usa,
- viapatrickhadfield
Interesting Links for 27-06-2015
- Did you know that sunscreen has two, different, ratings - for different UV types?
- There's a giant penis in Norway going around firing glitter at people
- It's not PowerPoint's fault, you're just using it wrong
- Two self-driving cars completely failed to hit each other
- People Who Are Going To Be Very Disappointed When They Get To Canada
- 15 Stories About Using A Tampon For The First Time (I have never felt so glad to be a man)
- Map of where same sex marriage is legal in the USA
- The hard science of oxytocin
- The man who cheated sleep, for a year
- I hadn't realised that Mexico also approved same-sex marriage this month
- What rights does marriage give you?
- #RealJurassicParkProblems
- Disney characters drawn as humans
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presentread a 100+ slide deck of extremely 'busy' content and run out of time for any kind of meaningful discussion.I aim to have about 8 slides of content per hour (about 20 minutes of actual presentation - with 40 minutes for question, comment, discussion) with the slide content being as simple as practically possible.
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I did 6 days of training in India recently, and I did it with 32 Powerpoint slides. Five slides per day seemed about right to me :->