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Gareis, Elisabeth – Business Communication Quarterly, 2007
Individual or group presentations are common assignments in business communication courses, and many students use PowerPoint slides as audiovisual support. Frequently, curriculum constraints don't allow instructors much time to teach effective design and delivery of presentation graphics in their courses; guidelines in the form of minilectures or…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Active Learning, Guidelines, Visual Aids
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Baker, William H.; Baker, Gary D. – Business Communication Quarterly, 1997
Argues that instructors can help to alleviate students' fears regarding different multimedia techniques by taking time to give some basic file explanations. Discusses a few of the most common multimedia file types in Windows (graphic, audio, and video), as well as compressed files. Uses slide show software as a base because of its widespread use…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Computer Graphics, Computer Literacy, Higher Education
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Campbell, Nittaya – Business Communication Quarterly, 2006
In communication courses, the focus has traditionally been on text: how to craft good news or bad news messages, proposals, reports, and so on. However, rapid developments in printing and computer technology have meant that communication has become more visual than ever before. Words alone are not enough; students need to be able to communicate…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Computers, Visual Environment, Printing
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Adamson, John – Business Communication Quarterly, 2005
One requirement often stressed by the author's Japanese business English students in sales and marketing positions is the need to talk about the product, or make presentations, in terms of its market growth and market share over time with the use of a visual representation. These requests have linguistic and conceptual elements that demand a lot…
Descriptors: Marketing, Business English, Computer Graphics, Problem Based Learning