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Creating Powerpoint Presentations
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- Enhancing your lessons with Powerpoint presentations … or how to create simple and effective presentations in 3 lunchtimes or less!
- Why use Powerpoint?
- Look at the class and focus on the lesson material
- Organize your instruction
- Can post to web and let students review material
- Archive your lesson instruction
- It’s visual – can use images, graphs and more
- Can easily incorporate video and web links into instruction
- What you will learn in lesson #1
- Navigating the Powerpoint interface
- Creating a new presentation
- Selecting a presentation template
- Inserting and deleting slides
- The elements in a slide
- Moving between slides
- Creating and editing text
- Saving your presentation
- Starting a new Presentation
- Go to the File menu and select the New menu item
- You get a list of options on the right of your screen
- You’ll generally select to create your presentation from either:
- a blank presentation
- a design template
- an existing presentation
- Using a Design Template
- Select the option to create your presentation from a template
- Select one of the templates by clicking on it
- Select to Apply to All Slides from the drop down list of options
- Elements in a Slide Layout
- Title, sub-title and body text
- Bulleted lists
- Text boxes
- Pictures
- Diagrams and charts
- Media files such as video or sound clips (sample)
- Hypertext links - NCJHS website
- Edit the Title and Sub-Title
- Your new slide contains the standard title and sub-title text boxes.
- Click within the Title text box to edit the text.
- Click within the Sub-Title text box to edit the text.
- Select the text in the Sub-Title and change the default font, size and text color.
- Add Another Slide
- Go to the Insert menu and select New Slide
- The right side of the screen will allow you to select a slide layout. Select one.
- Each layout will have different element compositions.
- Add text and/or content.
- Moving Between Slides
- The left side of the screen shows you all the slides in your presentation.
- Click the first slide to move to it and then click the second slide to move back.
- Moving Slides
- You can change the order of your slides by dragging and dropping the thumbnails on the left.
- Grab the thumbnail of the second slide and drop it above the first slide.
- Now move it back to the second position.
- Run the Presentation
- Press the F5 key to run your presentation.
- You can also click the small screen icon on the bottom left of your screen.
- Click the mouse or press Enter to move between slides in your presentation.
- Press the Esc key to exit.
- Save Your Presentation
- Go to the File menu and select the Save menu option.
- Your file is saved with a .ppt file extension.
- Use the Open file option to open it for editing next time.
- What did we learn?
- Navigating the Powerpoint interface
- Creating a new presentation
- Selecting a presentation template
- Inserting and deleting slides
- The elements in a slide
- Moving between slides
- Creating and editing text
- Saving your presentation
- You’re kidding … homework?!
- Create a presentation on any topic.
- It must have at least 5 slides.
- Use at least two different slide layouts.
- Ask for help if you need it!
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