1. Delivering Interactive Presentations
2. Objective
3. Enabling Objectives
4. Advantages of the Illustrated Lecture
5. Disadvantages of the Illustrated Lecture
6. Plan for an Illustrated Lecture
7. An Effective Illustrated Lecture
8. Delivering the Illustrated Lecture #1
9. Delivering the Illustrated Lecture #2
10. Delivering the Illustrated Lecture #3
11. Advantages of Small-Group Activities
12. Creating Small Groups
13. Presenting Instructions
14. Typical Instructions
15. After Small-Group Activities
16. Advantages of Case Studies
17. Sources of Case Studies
18. Case Study Reaction Exercises
19. Sharing Case Study Results
20. Advantages of Role Plays
21. Conducting a Role Play
22. Brainstorming Guidelines
23. Brainstorming Guidelines continued
24. Discussion Considerations
25. Types of Discussions
26. Discussion Techniques #1
27. Discussion Techniques #2
28. Discussion Techniques #3

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