sticky sessions
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Making yours more memorable
Sticky Sessions
Louise MillerTraining ManagerPartnerships Department
Learning Facilitator
Preservation Newbie
Training Veteran
In Chat Box, type:
1. Where you’re from
2. Your presentation topic
YOU
Make your
session sticky
Lecture?
Gain information
Change attitudes or actions
Think & apply
Comatose Crowd Syndrome
1.Chunk your content
2.Provide a path
3.Turn listeners into doers
4.Follow slide rules
5.Unleash your creativity
Sticky SessionsNational Preservation ConferenceSpokane, WA
Name: Ed Sessions Speakers Date: October 31- November 3, 2012
1. Chunk Your Content
THENNOW
7 items 5 items
Working memory
Need to Know
VS
Nice to Know
Layer
Headline
Point 1
Point 2
Point 3
1 More details…2 More details…3 More details…
1 More details…2 More details…3 More details…
1 More details…2 More details…3 More details…
Transition
Transition
Summary
2. Provide a Path
Headline: Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone.
“So, that’s Time Capsule, a perfect companion to Leopard, and that’s the first thing I wanted to talk to about this morning.”
Simple visuals
3. Turn Listeners into Doers
Activating Learning
4 that work
4. Follow Slide Rules
Audience visuals NOT
speaker prompter
1. What audience sees
2. What you see
3. What audience reads
Slides
Notes Handout
Visible
&
Legible
We have proven interventions to reduce child deaths, by cause; neonatal causes are #1…
Neonatal
41%
Pneumonia
14%
Diarrhea
14%
Malaria
8%
Other Infections
16%
Non-Communicable Diseases, 4% Injury, 3%
Underlying causes: low birth weight, under-nutrition, closely-spaced births
Source for Causes: Countdown to 2015
• Breastfeeding• Complementary feeding• Kangaroo care• Healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies• Minimum acceptable diet
• Antibiotics• Vitamin A
• Zinc, vitamin A• Oral rehydration treatment• Water, sanitation, hygiene
• Insecticide treated nets• Anti-malarials
• Vaccines• Antibiotics• Anti-retrovirals• Vitamin A
• Hygiene and warmth• Breastfeeding• Resuscitation• Antibiotics
Neonatal causes
#1 for
preventable child deaths
Other Infections
Malaria
Diarrhea
Pneumonia
Neonatal
Proven Interventions by Cause
Hygiene & warmth
Breastfeeding
Resuscitation
Antibiotics
Lose stupid “rules”
According to the Ministry of Labor,
• 72% of the part-time workers in Japan are women.
• 28% are men.
5. Unleash Your Creativity
Summary
Learning facilitator not presenter
Think beyond traditional lecture
Make presentation more engaging & interactive
Use basic slide design principles
You ARE creative!