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RE: A Potential Problem?

As a teacher, I want to comment that it is best not to put the text on the screen. The audience can't listen and read at the same time. It is, however, useful, as Katy said, to have the name of the plant on the screen.
 
Fran
 
The complaint: too much information and no clear notion of what to
pay attention to. For example, on many PowerPoints you have the image
of a plant, frequently with text, on the screen and the speaker
speaking.
 
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