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Date Posted: 13:46:34 09/16/02 Mon
Author: Terry Welsh
Subject: Re: Question 12.
In reply to: Kathy Oskison 's message, "Question 12." on 14:05:03 09/13/02 Fri

>Question 12.
>Do you think we should be encouraged to use the AV
>equipment in the classroom for our presentations
>(considering that most businesses use technology for
>visual aids everyday in the workplace)?
I think we should continue to use the technology without a doubt. Ken has a good point when he says we disappear into the corner when we use the big screen or the overhead projector. We as "speakers" shouldn't rely on the technology to make our presentation for us. We usually rely on technology to change the channel on our T.V. or to shorten the time of cooking our meals, but when we are giving a speech or making a presentation, we should only rely on the technology to "assist" with the presentation.
The next time you're in a class that uses this technology, or if you see a presentation given at your place of work, check to see if the presenter doesn't disappear into the corner.

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Re: Question 12. -- Kathy Oskison, 16:41:17 09/16/02 Mon