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Recall what you have learned

about your five senses.  

How are your senses used

in multimedia presentations?

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Multimedia Presentations Trigger Our Senses

• How can multimedia presentations enhance learning?

• What senses do we use when learning in multimedia classrooms?

• What are some multimedia tools we can use in our classrooms?

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Creating PowerPoint

Presentations

Deanna Graves

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We Will Learn• How to start PowerPoint and choose

slide layouts.• How to choose backgrounds, font

face, font size, and font color.• How to insert pictures and clipart.• How to insert new slides.• How to save your presentation.

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Starting PowerPoint and Choosing Slide Layouts

• Click the applications icon on your desktop.

• Click the PowerPoint icon.• Right click on the slide and

choose slide layout.PowerPoin

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Choose

slide layou

t

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Choosing Backgrounds and Fonts

• To choose the background right click on the slide and click background. You can choose a color or a picture. You may also choose to apply this to one or all of the slides. • We will use three tools from our tool

bar to create our font today. First choose the font face. Then color and size.

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Choose your font face here.

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Choose your font size here.

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Choose font color here. First

click this arrow. Then click more

colors.

This box will appear. You will choose the color here.

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How to Insert Clipart & Pictures

• Click Inset at the top of your screen. Move your arrow down to picture and slide your arrow over to clipart or from file.Insert

PictureClipar

tFrom File

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How to Insert New Slides

• There are two ways to insert new slides. Your first option is to click Insert at the top of your screen and then click New Slide. Your second options is to simply click ctrl m.Insert

New Slide

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How to Save Your Presentation

• You must first decide where you wish to save your presentation. We will be saving ours to the desktop today. First click File at the top of your screen. Then click Save As. A box will appear. This is where you will title your presentation and then click save. Let’s do this together.

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File

Save as

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This is where you give your

presentation a title.Click Save

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Now You Can Create PowerPoint Presentations Using These Steps

• Start PowerPoint and choose slide layouts.• Choose backgrounds, font

face, font size, and font color.• Insert pictures and clipart. • Insert new slides.• Save your presentation.

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