In this experiment, I was trying to use the reMarkable Paper Pro with screen sharing mode, and I screen-recorded everything. Does this way of teaching or presenting have any advantages over using a clean and more "professionally looking" slide deck? Does it better connect with the audience? Is it looking more authentic?
What do you prefer and why? Are you going to try, how it works for you? I love to read your comments about your experiences.
TIMECODES
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Presenting live with the reMarkable screen sharing feature
21:29 - The PowerPoint (slide) approach
28:25 - How do the presentations "feel", how do they connect with the audience?
29:07 - Does a handwritten presentation appear "not to be prepared"?
29:33 - Presenting from a reMarkable tablet may not work standing in front of your audience
30:05 - Could work perfectly for online presentations
30:57 - There is something about the "less perfect" handwritten approach …
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