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Whether you're watching a lecture at a business conference or giving the lecture yourself, take advantage of the MacBook Pro's built-in microphone and Web camera to record the audio and video of the ...

According to Dr. John Medina, author of Brain Rules, adding relevant pictures to your lecture increases retention 6.5 times versus just an oral presentation. This stunning increase in efficacy doesn't ...

Hi, my name is Kim Epting, and I am a FWL (Faculty Who Lectures ™). In this essay, I’ll explore what I’ve learned about making lectures as effective as possible. But first, I want to say I’ve found ...

In college, I took a three-semester class sequence on European intellectual history taught by a long-tenured professor, Mary Gluck, who lectured straight through each session, usually reserving the ...