According to accepted brain science about how we do learn, most PowerPoint presentations impede the process. Chances are your PowerPoint is flat lining your learners' brains.

Death by PowerPoint - is PowerPoint killing learning? Earlier today I spotted a piece in the Guardian - PowerPoint: the kudzu of modern communication - that was a really interesting read.

Some ask whether PowerPoint might indirectly undermine the quality of teaching by reinforcing a passive learning approach. We know that lecturing is less effective than alternative methods. It ...

Powerpoint has no proven efficacy in learning, but the kids like it because it seems to make things simpler.

Learning to Love PowerPoint For artist and musician David Byrne, the medium is the message. Infographic guru Edward Tufte wants to kill the messenger.

Sharing your slides as a Virtual Background allows your participants to view your face imposed directly over the shared slides, mimicking an in-Person lecture with a PowerPoint presentation.

Software doesn’t always end up being the productivity panacea that it promises to be. As its victims know all too well, “death by PowerPoint” — the poor use of the presentation software ...