If there's one longstanding rule-of-thumb that's been followed in electronic presentation and multimedia course development, it's this one:

PowerPoint = Electronic Presentation

For years, PowerPoint has been the first choice for delivering many types of electronic and multimedia presentations, and is widely known to provide a fast, easy, and convenient path to development.

So WHY would anyone NOT want to use PowerPoint to deliver an educational presentation?

So WHY would anyone NOT want to use PowerPoint to develop a new course in a fast, easy, and convenient way?

Could there ACTUALLY be a system that just may have the potential to far SURPASS PowerPoint in development and presentation capabilities?

Could it ACTUALLY be in your best interest to see an exciting new presentation/development system that is being used successfully RIGHT NOW?

All these questions and more will be asked, and maybe even answered, at:

The 12th Annual Scholarship in Teaching Program
Wednesday, October 19, 2005
11:15 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
100 Breslin Hall

Dr. Mauro Caputi, associate professor of engineering, will be live on stage to demonstrate an early-phase prototype version of this new development/presentation system.

Come see and hear how text, graphics, audio, video, animation, student interactivity and teamwork can be integrated together in – of all places –  a classroom!

Come learn how technology education is being delivered to – of all students – first-year engineering and non-engineering majors in a fresh, fun, and informative way!!

Come marvel at just how far Dr. Caputi has gone to develop “ENGG 15 – Designing the Human-Made World,” the new lecture/lab course that is – of all hyperbole – sweeping the country by storm!!!

Come just to have LUNCH and watch anyway!!!!

You won’t want to miss a single exciting minute of this dynamic and breath-taking demonstration. You owe it to yourself to make the call and reserve your unique place in technological history – right now.

So don’t delay. Pick up the phone and call the CTSE office right away at (516) 463-6221.

Operators are standing by right now to take your call. That number again is (516) 463-6221. Call before midnight tonight.

Seating is limited, so call early to reserve the best seating, freshest sandwiches, and chewiest cookies.

This exclusive demonstration is available only through this special offer, and is tax-exempt in all 50 states.

Remember – lunch will be served.

And don’t forget – call (516) 463-6221 NOW!