You know an image is worth a 1000 words, but images are rarely included in PowerPoint lectures. In a half-day or full-day session Greg Friese and Kyle Bates will teach you to use the tools you already have – a computer, PowerPoint, and a digital camera. You will learn to create dynamic digital visual case studies to enhance any lecture. Participants will improve medical or trauma problem lecture by planning, staging, and photographing a case study of assessment and treatment photos for the problem. Small groups will plan a shot list, use props and moulage, and apply basic digital camera techniques to capture custom images. Participants will learn graphic design and image editing principles to increase the impact of their custom images. This is an interactive and hands-on training session.

Contact EPS for more information and to schedule this training program for your conference, staff training, or faculty in-service.

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1. NAEMSE Symposium Presentation – 9/10/2008
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3. NAEMSE Educators Symposium

Tags: conference, Images, PowerPoint, training

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