Focusing on its presentation on screen, Alan Davis offers another definition of digital story as "a form of short narrative, usually a personal narrative told in the first person, presented as a short movie for display on a television or computer monitor or projected onto a screen" (Kajder et al. [2005]).
"The presentation on screen is vibrant and inclusive, and writers taking the delivery platform into account when crafting their stories can really bring something special to the table".
Dubbed Office Remote (natch), the app lets you run presentations on screen, or on a projector, say, from your smartphone, so that you can wander around a conference room, bedazzling the audience with your ability to not misspell large words bolded in your title sections.
Select an option under the "Change resolution" section or "Target Output" (later versions of Power Point): choose the "Web and Screen" option if you plan on showing your PowerPoint presentation on a screen, choose the "Print" option if you are going to present the PowerPoint by distributing it on pieces of paper or choose E-mail option if you want to share your presentation.
Off-the-shelf software like Camtasia, Brainshark, and KnowledgeVision are enabling companies to record multimedia presentations and on-screen demos, and share them internally from a centralized media library.
Once inside the conference room, the girls readied a laptop connected to a projector and beamed a PowerPoint presentation on a screen.
The US National Television Systems Committee (NTSC) standard and the phase alternating line (PAL) and sequential colour with memory (SECAM) standards use different displays that may affect the presentation on the screen (720 × 576 pixels for DV-PAL and 720 × 480 pixels for DV-NTSC).
Good quality presentation on your screen.
But now, an emphasis is placed on fast turnaround, effective presentation on small screens, and the use of pictures and graphics as much as words.
The results can be used in ergonomic guidelines to optimized information presentation on small screens.
Each session comprised several parts: introduction and consent, baseline questionnaire, warm-up discussion, a detailed presentation on breast screening and overdiagnosis which was divided into sections and interspersed with guided discussions about the content, and a final questionnaire.
