atw: Re: More on presentations

I agree with Brian's last remark

and if I want people to remember something, I'll 
have incomplete handouts that can only be completed from the 
learners' own activities.

A handout is the way to go. It doesn't have to be a full article. But it 
should include what they need to remember. You can always put it in a 
table, sumamrise with bullet points or whatevever, but people have it to 
prompt their memory. The shorter the better in many cases.

The tricky thing is do you give it before or after you speak?

Irene Wong
Publishing Manager
Office of Public Affairs, Sydney
Australian Securities & Investments Commission
02 9911 2601   (internally dial 22601)






Brian.

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