The feedback is in from Effective Visual Presentations – the all day post conference session Kyle Bates and I facilitated at the National Association of EMS Educators Symposium. Kyle and I led a session that covered use and creation of digital case studies for EMS student instruction. The highlight for us as instructors and many of the students was the opportunity to plan and photograph a case study. Small groups then built a PowerPoint slidedeck of their case that was projected for the group and received critique from Kyle and Greg.

This day or half-day workshop is hands-on and engaging. Participants will leave with actionable ideas and tools to make immediate improvements to their classroom activities and PowerPoint slide decks. Contact Greg Friese to schedule this program for your emergency response educator conference. This is some of the participant feedback we received from the most recent session.

• Awesome, Thank you very much. Best presentation of the conference.

• The activities were good. Will try to implement in future teaching.

• Great job. Good ideas provided and thanks for the workshop style.

• You were both very knowledgeable in your areas and made a great tag-team. (Plus you didn’t speak over my inexperienced head). Thanks!

• Great information that I will definitely use in the classroom.

• Strong work. Class met my expectations and I will be able to apply this in our program.

• A very well put together class.

• A very good class. Informative. A great perspective on use of PowerPoint and Photoshop. Very knowledgeable.

Related posts:

1. #NAEMSE09 Effective Visual Presentations Post Conference
2. 2009 NAEMSE Symposium
3. NAEMSE Symposium Presentation – 9/10/2008

Tags: Kyle Bates, NAEMSE, PowerPoint, Student Feedback

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