- PowerPoint
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Overview of the Lesson and Activities
Microsoft
PowerPoint® XP provides a complete set of tools for creating
powerful presentations. Organize and format your material easily,
illustrate your points with your own images or clip art, and even
broadcast your presentations over the Web.
In
this tutorial you will learn how to create dynamic presentations
with text, images, sound, and animations, handouts for audiences
to follow, and notes for presenters to use.
There are five
sections in this tutorial. You can navigate throughout the entire
tutorial using the menu at the top of each individual lesson page.
Click
here to begin the PowerPoint tutorial
Related
Links for Further Information
- Websites
PowerPoint Instructions
http://www.ga.k12.pa.us/curtech/instruct/powpt1.htm
This is a very basic step-by-step instruction that walks
you through from the opening of the application to adding
images and hyperlinking. It is addressed in very novice
terms.
PowerPoint
in the Classroom
http://www.actden.com/pp/index.htm
You follow Jim Jingle and Sue Special through their step-by-step
instruction. There are nice screen capture scenes. There
is a tutorial in print available for classroom use for nonprofit
educational organizations.
PowerPoint Tutorial
http://www.orst.edu/instruction/ed596/ppoint/pphome.htm
Basics
are presented in a PowerPoint format that is developed to
be used by students having to develop PowerPoint presentations.
Learning
Microsoft PowerPoint
http://www.lgta.org/ppt7/
Gives you objectives of four lessons and addresses why you
would want to use PowerPoint. There are screen captures
embedded as links in the instruction. In lesson 4 they cover
"Pack and Go".
PowerPoint
Templates
http://plato.acadiau.ca/sandbox/ppt/template/template.htm
Contains 59 PowerPoint templates that will work only in
Windows 95 version of PowerPoint or newer.
Microsoft
http://www.microsoft.com/education/tutorial/classroom/ppt97/overview.asp
Very good site, of course! There are nice screen captures
as you are walk through the development. It also addresses
how you could use the presentation you create.
TechTrain
http://www.techtrainteam.com/services/olt/office97/ppt97.html
This contains an extreme coverage of the menu bars. It reviews
the various toolbars. Watch for hidden forward and back
buttons at the ends of the heading under the train graphic
at the top of the page.
PowerPoint Tutorials-Autorun CD
http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorials/PowerPoint/Autorun_CD.htm
Addresses developing a PowerPoint presentation and saving
it as an Autorun CD. It discusses considerations you should
take before developing your presentation, how it works,
and the ability to download the freeware program.
Media
Beginner,
Intermediate, and Advanced videos or CD's available for
purchase from CDI Communications, 10 E. Mayer Drive, Surrern,
NY 10901. The prices are $49.95 each or all three for $119.95.
Website with information at
http://www.cdicomp.com/html/powerpoint.html
Telephone 845 368 2536, FAX 845 368 2472 or by e-mail: sales@cdicomp.com
or webmaster@netwind.com
Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced instruction for using
PowerPoint available on video or CD format. The cost is
$129.95 for all three. Specific topics covered are available
at the website.
http://www.msldepot.com/products/powerpnt/defaults.html
You can telephone 1-888-477-0123 or FAX 1-253-840-6533.
Company name is Media@SoftLearningDepot-Div. of Micro Power
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