Using Technology to Boost Your Presentations Anthony Beutler Dept of Family Medicine Marisa...

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Using Technology to Boost Your Presentations Anthony Beutler Dept of Family Medicine Marisa Stoolmiller LRC

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Slide 2 Using Technology to Boost Your Presentations Anthony Beutler Dept of Family Medicine Marisa Stoolmiller LRC Slide 3 Where are We Going? Quick Disclaimer The REAL PowerPoint Rules Pearls for Presenting in General Todays Learner Nuts & Bolts How to Use PowerPoint Open Editing and Communication Slide 4 Quick Disclaimer A good archer is not known by his arrows but by his aim - Thomas Fuller Slide 5 Get SMART Specific Measurable Achievable Research-Based Time-Sensitive Slide 6 Learner Outcome (SMART) Statements Should answer the following questions: What do we want to change? Who are our learners? How much change do we expect to measure in their learning? By when do we expect to document this amount of change? Slide 7 Where are We Going? Quick Disclaimer The REAL PowerPoint Rules Pearls for Presenting in General Todays Learner Nuts & Bolts How to Use PowerPoint Open Editing and Communication Slide 8 Slide 9 Dr. Beutler Surveyed Himself 100 Times Top 6 Answers on the Board Good PowerPoint Presentations MUST: 7 Words/Line; 7 Lines/Slide 28 point Font or Larger S ss I B P Pics, Vids, & Sounds=Distractions Keep Slides Simple 1 Slide/Minute; 1 Idea/SlideUse Standard Colors Slide 10 Slide 11 Slide 12 A Closer Look at: 7 words, 7 lines 28 point or larger Pics, vids, sounds Colors One slide per min One idea per slide Rules, Rules Slide 13 Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules Slide 14 Slide 15 Narrowing the Differential Diagnosis The Impossible DDx l Trauma : l Fracture (Stress, Toddlers) l Soft Tissue l Ankle Sprain l Foreign Body l Ingrown toe nail l Tumor : l Spinal Cord l Bone (Benign & Malignant) l Lymphoma l Leukemia l Infection : l Cellulitis l Osteomyelitis l Septic Arthritis l Lyme Disease l TB l GC l Postinfectious Reactive Arthritis l Inflammatory: l Juvenile Rheum Arthritis l Transient Synovitis l Systemic Lupus Erythem l Congenital: l Hip Dysplasia l Sickle Cell l Short Femur l Club Foot l Developmental: l Legg- Calve-PerthesDz l Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis l Tarsal Coalition l Osteochondral Defect l Neuro NOS Slide 16 Narrowing the Differential Diagnosis Narrowing By Age Slide 17 All Ages Septic Arthritis Osteomyelitis Cellulitis Stress Fracture Neoplasm Neuromuscular 0-3 Years Septic Hip Hip dysplasia Occult Fracture Length Discrepancy 4-10 Years JRA Toxic Synovitis Legg-Calve-Perthes 11-16 Years SCFE AVN Overuse Tarsal Coalition GC Arthritis Narrowing the Differential Diagnosis Narrowing By Age Slide 18 Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules 7 words, 7 lines 28 point or larger Pics, vids, sounds Colors One slide per min One idea per slide Slide 19 Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules Slide 20 Areas that will be on exam TheoryTheory Mechanism of actionsMechanism of actions Real life applicationsReal life applications Historical perspectiveHistorical perspective Slide 21 Slide 22 Trochanteric Bursitis Pathoanatomy Gluteus Medius is Key Gluteus Medius is Key Keeps hips level Keeps hips level Slide 23 Areas that will be on exam TheoryTheory Mechanism of actionsMechanism of actions Real life applicationsReal life applications Historical perspectiveHistorical perspective Slide 24 Victim Plantar Fascia Plantar FasciaCulprits Tight Heel Cord (70%) Tight Heel Cord (70%) Training Error Training Error Muscular Weakness Muscular Weakness Overpronation Overpronation Shoes Shoes Plantar Fasciitis Victims & Culprits Slide 25 Slide 26 Get SMART Specific Measurable Achievable Research-Based Time-Sensitive Slide 27 Get SMART Specific Measurable Achievable Research-Based Time-Sensitive Slide 28 Videos in PowerPoint: Ever Had a Bad Day? Slide 29 Slide 30 Slide 31 Video Investment Involves Risk How much are you willing to invest? How much are you willing to loose? Have to be willing to just walk away. Slide 32 Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules 7 words, 7 lines 28 point or larger Pics, vids, sounds Colors One slide per min One idea per slide Slide 33 Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules 7 words, 7 lines 28 point or larger Pics, vids, sounds Colors One slide per min One idea per slide Slide 34 Where are We Going? Quick Disclaimer The REAL PowerPoint Rules Pearls for Presenting in General Todays Learner Nuts & Bolts How to Use PowerPoint Open Editing and Communication Slide 35 Pearls for Presenting in General Preparing the room Where to stand What to wear Distracting mannerisms Nerves Using the pointer Slide 36 Most Important. Where should Audience Focus? The man your man could smell like Who is in Control? Slide 37 Presentations PowerPoint Rules Readable, Colorful Bites Multimedia Distraction or Addition? Roadmap, Skeleton, & Synthesis Pearls for Presenting in General Be a SMART Master and Commander Slide 38 QUESTIONS?? Using Technology to Boost Your Presentations Quick Disclaimer The REAL PowerPoint Rules Pearls for Presenting in General Todays Learner Nuts & Bolts How to Use PowerPoint Open Editing and Communication