Using Power Point in the Classroom
Materials Required: computer with access to Powerpoint plus deskprojector
Date activities: one hour
Title – Using Power Point in class
Destination lessons: Teachers will learn how to enter into a Power Point lessons daily at the hands on method.
Learning goal:
1. Become acquainted with the Power Point
2. Explain the basic features of Power Point
3. Explain and select the style of presentation
4. Create a short presentation side 5-7
Summary of lessons: # 1
Flowers make a presentation using the common features of Power Point show.
Information that supports the Web:
http://www.actden.com/pp
Activity lesson # 2
Participants have to follow through power point tutorial on the web or download if internet is not available.
Information that supports the Web:
http://www.microsoft.com/education/curric/ppt97/
Lesson Activity # 3
Discuss what is a good / interesting style of presentation.
Information that supports the Web:
http://www.microsoft.com/education/curric/ppt97/present.htm
Develop a style of presentation with Power Point
Lesson Activity # 4
The participants have made a big line in the form of something that they have been presented using the overhead. Or they bring with them to class.
Apply outline / Power Point for presentations.
Lesson Activity # 5 (Wrap-up)
There are participants who attended the class to finish the product for evaluation.
Teachers can modify this for students to use books and the reports in most grade levels.
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