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Courses are now created with greater levels of participation and "doing," vice listening to lectures and reading viewgraphs. Students are instructed on the major points of a focus area and given a problem to solve.

On page 191, in a section called "Engineering By Viewgraphs," the board cited Tufte's research, and wrote that it "views the endemic use of PowerPoint slides" as "an illustration of the problematic methods of technical communication at NASA."

Such individuals will find the viewgraphs in the appendices to be an additional source of useful technical data.

Before PowerPoint, there were 35mm slides and viewgraphs," said Kaplan.

NAVAIR viewgraphs subsequently showed VXX Increment 2 with new rotor blades, a refined tail rotor and other structural changes.

Appendix E (Legal Guidelines Summary) provides copies of viewgraphs that should be used at the beginning of the meeting to satisfy this requirement.

Viewgraphs from the presentations summarizing progress and plans can be found at: http://www.psfc.mit.eduicmod/sciprogram/5_Yr_Review_03/00_agenda.html

For instance, when we went to Sequoia for venture capital funding, we presented the management team, told Sequoia what space we were playing in, and they said, "You're funded." The 40 viewgraphs we had on the project?

Attendees will be encouraged to bring questions, proposals and/or viewgraphs to describe their problems.

Their viewgraphs are available as Portable Document Format (PDF) files on: [less than]http://www.ceramics.nist.gov/events/texture/speakers[greater than].