From Powerpoint to Papyrus

Papyrus to PowerPoint (P 2 P): metamorphosis of scientific communication.

researchers used to visit libraries. More than half of online sessions end with a full text download, which is likely to look exactly like the article would in the paper journal. Users say they are interested in the added functionality of the web version, but even following links—which comes out top in users’ assessment of features—is a distinctly minority activity. Once users have downloaded w...

KAIO: MULTIMODAL DISCUSSION (POWERPOINT ORAL PRESENTATION) PowerPoint

Using PowerPoint.

PowerPoint is a very flexible program and, for the most part, there is no right and wrong way to do things. Views expressed here are those of the authors and the methods used have been tried and tested. There are three articles in the series. The first article looks at the design issues that need to be considered when preparing a PowerPoint presentation. The second article will concentrate on t...

Papyrus for Education (Invited Presentation)

The CEA List laboratory has recently launched an initiative to define a version of Papyrus dedicated to education and/or beginners that are interested in using a fully UML/SysML compatible open source tool, but without the complexity of a complete tool. This short article provides the latest improvements on this initiative and discuss the possible and expected contributions from the community.

Microsoft PowerPoint - MP7.ppt

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