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PowerPoint Information Sheet

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There may be
times during your academic career that you are required to present a PowerPoint
presentation. I want to provide you
with some information on PowerPoint for those who are not familiar with it.
If you do not have PowerPoint on your PC, you can download a
free Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer 97 (2000 Release) for use on for Windows 95,
98, and 2000 and Windows NT operating systems. Click HERE
to
go to the download page (where you will find full instructions for downloading
and installation).
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PowerPoint
is a powerful software program designed by Bill Gates and his crew.
This software allows you to present an on-screen slide show, print out
handouts, booklets, speaker’s notes, etc.
For
those of you who are motivated to do such, I have some wonderful web sites
that can help you learn how to create PowerPoint presentations.
I want to share these with you.
Creating
a PowerPoint Presentation.
Using PowerPoint for Windows 97. Lynchburg College, VA. Available on the
World Wide Web:
http://www.lynchburg.edu/public/docs/userguid/tutorial/ppt97/
***This is a very informational free site that will walk you through an online tutorial.
Distributing
a PowerPoint Presentation to Someone Who Does Not Have PowerPoint. (2000)
Epson-America. Available on the
World Wide Web: http://www.presentersonline.com/training/pull_tog/tutorials/train_article_distributing_ppt.html
***If you want to run a PowerPoint presentation on a machine that does not have PowerPoint installed on it, follow the instructions on this web site.
PowerPoint
– a self-guided lesson. (2000) Maine Municipal Association.
Available on the World Wide Web: http://www.memun.org/resources/Public/PDF_Data/powerpt/default.htm
***Self-contained individual lessons; interactive
exercises and activities; free.
PowerPointers.
(2001) Available on the World Wide Web: http://www.powerpointers.com/
***This is for the more
advanced user who wants tips on presentations.
It is a great site, but does not provide a beginners tutorial.
It is free also.
Putting
Your PowerPoint Presentation on the Web. Available on the World Wide Web: http://computing.binghamton.edu/documentation/quicktips/misc/powerpoint.html
***This describes how to put your presentation on the Web.