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Category Archives: Powerpoint
Dusty Files and Old-fashioned Methods
It’s that time of year again when lecturers dust down their files, refresh their memories, and stride out to inspire the next generation of freshers keen to take down their every word. Except, it’s not like that any more. That … Continue reading
Posted in demonstrations, education, lecture notes, lectures, Powerpoint
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Recycling Talks
You know that sinking feeling. You have a talk, at a conference or another university, coming up in fewer days (possibly even hours) than you feel comfortable with and the temptation is great to dig into the files and simply … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Science, early career researcher, Powerpoint, presentation, Research, seminars
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Lecturer Spotting
The Easter break, relatively short though it may be, offers me an opportunity to introduce another raft of characters from the Athenian University to join my previous lists of Dramatis Personae/ character assassinations. Here I describe variations on the theme of … Continue reading
Posted in education, lecturing, Powerpoint, Science Culture, students
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