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PowerPoint Made Easy(er)Teachers of Tomorrow

November 2017

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The Problem…

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ObjectivesThe participant will be able to:

1. Select appropriate structural features in PowerPoint to enhance content delivery & create an effective learning environment.

2. List common mistakes of ineffective presentations.

3. Describe meaningful technological aids to enhance content delivery & audience experience.

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STRUCTURAL

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Organization

›Build on the 4-Step Model*–Provide a Roadmap or agenda

–Teach something!

–Provide Practice (application)

–Summarize

*From TOT I

2010-2014

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Where to start?

› The End!

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Structure2

›Basic rules

›Fonts1. punctuation

2. italics

3. color

4. font pairs

›Environment

Sans Serif

Serif

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Structure Structure Structure 1

›A dark background with light/white text will be easy to read.

(even from a distance and with ambient light difficulties)

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Structure Structure Structure2

›The opposite is also true with a white background with dark/black text.

(this is also ideal for handouts)

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Simplify

›Take home message:

›Perceptive limits

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MASTERING YOUR SLIDES

Uniformity

Customization

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Importing slides

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CONTENT

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After the Lecture

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Designing the Epilogue

1. Identify questions ahead of time.

2. Create answer slides if needed.

3. Be able to go to any slide quickly.

4. Maintain see/hear compatibility.

5. Rephrase the question.

6. Treat each learner with respect.

Falcone JL, The American Surgeon March 2013(79): 332-34.

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Question Slide

Perceptive limits?

Something Winning Lottery ##’s

Interesting Point #3

Sage Quote Excellent Point #1

Something Else Meaning of Life Objectives

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PROBLEMS…

Look critically

Apply what you

know

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Injuries by Body Site

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Busy Slide 1

Interpersonal

Working Memory

Attention

ProcessingSpeed

Learned Information

Knowledge Bank

Academic Performance

OutputStructural

Cognitive

New + old

Auditory Processing

Visual Processing

Logic & Reasoning

Long-Term Memory

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Busy Slide 2

Interpersonal

Working Memory

Attention

ProcessingSpeed

Learned Information

Knowledge Bank

Academic Performance

OutputStructural

Cognitive

New + old

Auditory Processing

Visual Processing

Logic & Reasoning

Long-Term Memory

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Apple

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Acute Cholangitis

• Pathogenesis: • bacterial infection in patient with biliary obstruction• Organisms ascend from duodenum• Hematogenous spread (from portal vein) is RARE!

• Biliary Obstruction is most important predisposing factor• Biliary calculi (28% - 70%)• Benign stenosis (5% - 28%)• Malignancy (10% - 57%)

• Common complication of stent placement for malignant biliary obstruction (18%)

UpToDate

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Biliary Obstruction

• Raises intrabiliary pressure• Increases permeability of bile ductules

• Bacteria & toxins can then translocate from portal circulation into biliary tract.

• Also favors migration of bacteria from bile into the systemic circulation, increasing the risk of septicemia.

• Adversely affects host defense mechanisms:• Kupffer cells

• Bile flow

• IgA production

UpToDate

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Mechanism of Bacterial Entry into Biliary Tract

• Normal barrier mechanisms are disrupted• Translocation of bacteria from portal system or duodenum into biliary tree

• Sphincter of Oddi• Prevents biliary reflux and ascending bacterial infection

• Continuous flushing action of bile and bacteriostatic bile salts• Help maintain bile sterility

• Secretory IgA and biliary mucus• Anti-adherence factors

• Prevent bacterial colonization

UpToDate

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Diagnosis

• 2013 Tokyo Guidelines• Suspected Acute Cholangitis if one of following

• Fever and/or shaking chills

• Labs: abnormal white cell count, increased CRP, other evidence of inflammation

AND one of the following:

• Jaundice

• Elevated: Alk Phos, GGT, ALT, AST

• Definite Acute Cholangitis if meets criteria for suspected plus:• Biliary dilation on imaging

• Evidence of an etiology on imaging (e.g., stricture, stone, or stent).

UpToDate

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Normal biliary flow is critical to maintence of bile as a (nearly) sterile fluid

IgA

Biliary Mucous

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Biliary obstruction and stasis are the most important predisposing factors to cholangitis

IgA

Biliary Mucous

Bacterial

Adhesion

Bacterial migration

Tight junction and

Kupffer cell

dysfunction

Bacterial seeding of

systemic circulation

↑ Pressure

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Diagnosis is based on clinical features aided by laboratory data and biliary imaging

Fever Jaundice

Right Upper Quadrant Abdominal Pain

Confusion Hypotension

Reynolds Pentad present

in only 50-75% of patients

Laboratory data

↑ Alk phos, bilirubin, WBC with L shift

↑ amylase 3-4x normal

Can have ↑ AST/ALT

Imaging

Ultrasound: best initial test

CT: poor for stones, can see ducts

MRCP: comparable to ultrasound

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TECHNOLOGY

Useful and powerful.

Use sparingly.

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Error messages

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KNOW YOUR TOOLS!

• Presenter view

• Blank screens

• PowerPoint pen

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Cloudsharing› www.4Shared.com

› Wikispaces.com

› Padlet.com

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2D Barcoding

›Creating a barcode:–Barcode-generator.org

–Barcode.tec-it.com

›Acquire a reader

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Padlet.com

› Online discussion

› Idea board

› Small group assignments

https://padlet.com/pjsell/PowerPoint

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Embedding Video

•KeepVid (www.keepvidformac.net)• for Mac users & those w/ PowerPoint 2010 and beyond

•MP4 Converter for Mac (www.youtubeinMP4.com)• for Mac users.

•Freemake Video Downloader (www.freemake.com)•For PC users using PowerPoint prior to 2010.

YouTube

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Remote Control

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Posting Your Video

WikiSpaces

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LINKEDIN

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SUMMARY

1. Plan ahead

2. Practice

3. Feedback

4. Have fun!

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Questions?

Padlet Slide Master BarCoding

Epilogue PollEverywhere Embed Video

Mobile Mouse Remote Control LinkedIn

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THANK YOU!

http://padlet.com/pjsell/PowerPointpeter.sell@umassmed.edu