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Research-Based Practices to Improve Your Didactic Presentations (Blended)
Learn how to design and use researched supported PowerPoint slides and activities to enhance learning and audience interactivity.
Jan 19, 2027 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Central Standard Time
2.5 CME available
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Research-Based Practices to Improve Your Didactic Presentations (Blended)
Learning Activity Title
Learn how to design and use researched supported PowerPoint slides and activities to enhance learning and audience interactivity.
2.5 CME available
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Using PowerPoint Effectively
Use the the
assertion-evidence model
to design slides that mitigate cognitive load and learning from visual media.
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Using PowerPoint Effectively
Learning Activity Title
Use the the
assertion-evidence model
to design slides that mitigate cognitive load and learning from visual media.
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