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=== Sources === {{refbegin}} * Michael Bassey Learning methods in tertiary education. Internal paper Nottingham Regional College of Technology 1968. * Donald A. Bligh: ''What's the Use of Lectures?'' ([[San Francisco]],: [[Jossey-Bass]], 2000). {{ISBN|0-7879-5162-5}} * [[Konrad Paul Liessmann]]: ''Über den Nutzen und Nachteil des Vorlesens. Eine Vorlesung über die Vorlesung'' ([[Vienna]]: Picus, 1994) {{ISBN|3-85452-324-6}} [https://web.archive.org/web/20070214043552/http://www.falter.at/heureka/archiv/98_1/04.php]. * Jane Mackworth Vigilance and habituation. Penguin 1970 * Marks L.E. and Miller G.A. The role of semantic and syntactic constraints in memorization of English sentences. Journal of verbal learning and verbal behavior 1964 3(1) * Scerbo W.M. Warm J.S. Dember W.N. and Grasha A.E. The role of time and cueing in a college lecture. [[Contemporary Educational Psychology]] 1992 17(4) pp 312–328. * [[Edward R. Tufte]]: ''The Cognitive Style of PowerPoint: Pitching Out Corrupts Within'' ([[Cheshire, Connecticut]]: [[Graphics Press]], 2006, 2nd edition). {{ISBN|0-9613921-5-0}} [http://www.edwardtufte.com/tufte/powerpoint The Cognitive Style of PowerPoint] {{refend}}
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