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M Essex-Lopresti
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Although my discomfiture is directed at the lecturer, my criticism is of the slides used. I would like every lecturer and illustrator to vow never to use one slide if five will do better, and never to use a slide that needs a pointer.

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M Essex-Lopresti. 1998. Slide presentations.. https://doi.org/10.3109/17453059809065495

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