2. Exploring the Powerful Features of PowerPoint TED 121 Educational Technology Dr. Steve Broskoske PowerPoint is great!

3. PowerPoint Is… Overhead projector Slide carousel Presentation software + Multimedia capabilities

4. Other Presentation Software Slideshare Google Docs “Slides” Prezi

5. Purpose of PowerPoint The primary purpose of PowerPoint is to allow a teacher to project information during a live presentation. Most slides consist of bulleted lists of information. But there is so much more PowerPoint can offer…

6. Why use PowerPoint? Text and graphics of overhead projector Plus multimedia: –Animations –Sounds –Movies The best of the old technology, plus a whole lot more!

7. Educational benefits? Hold learner attention. Provide multisensory instruction. Provide clear, meaningful examples. Address multiple learning styles. Plus many other teaching/learning benefits! Let’s explore some of the benefits to teaching/learning…

8. Build a Slide Place all information on a slide. Reveal (build) the slide contents as you are ready. Pace the lesson. Ask a question: –What other technology does this resemble? Answer: The overhead projector.

9. Illustrating Your Point Misericordia Opening Anchor followed by HREF= URL (Web address) in quotation marks “Hot text” to appear on page. Closing Anchor

10. Tricks with Graphics and Text You can insert a text box over a graphic to produce some nice effects. Here, it looks like this teacher is writing on the blackboard.

11. You can add animations and shapes for illustration. Look how the animation is more explanatory than a static image! cylinder

12. Illustrate through Artistic Effect Easily use drawing tools and background painting to create effects that illustrate a point or invoke a sensory experience. The Process of Making Steel Steel is forged in very hot ovens. It is heated to several hundred degrees Fahrenheit! Take the hottest summer day you have ever known, and multiply by 10!

13. Add Attention-getting Devices Add devices to draw attention to, highlight, or illustrate important concepts, OR add pure attention- getters. Remember! Point to important information. Highlight salient points or words. Call attention to items. Focus attention through effects. Add pure attention-getters.

14. Creating Hypertext Go to MU’s Web page. Using text and graphics creates a realistic effect. Click on the hyperlink below. It is real hypertext. It really works! (Clicking a hyperlink will open up a Web browser. Close the browser window to return to PowerPoint.)

15. Write/Draw on a Slide You can use the electronic pen to draw or write on a slide during a presentation.

16. Record Lecture Notes In the editing mode, record notes for instructor use during a presentation. Will not be seen by students. Print out with a picture of slide to use when presenting.

17. Print Handouts Print handouts from slides. –Eliminate need for students to copy everything. –Allow students to focus on you. –Allows students to take home the teacher’s notes. Choose from the following formats: –2, 4, 6, 9 slides on a piece of paper –3 slides (with lines to take notes)

18. Hyperlink to Web Sites Misericordia Home Page PA Department of Education Using hypertext or action buttons, create active links to Web sites. All the work is done in advance to eliminate technology concerns during the presentation.

19. Run Other PC Applications Open Microsoft Word Use action buttons to open documents (in Word), spreadsheets (in Excel), and databases (in Access). Run any software application on the computer. Again, this eliminates concerns about technology during the presentation.

20. Add Interactivity Use simple devices to add interactivity to a presentation. Imagine how these devices can be used in the K-12 environment! Read about lions. See and hear a lion. Answer a question. Continue

21. Read about lions! The lion is known as the “king of the beasts.” Many lions roam free in the country of Africa. Lions make a loud roaring sound! Return

22. See and hear a lion! Return

23. Answer a question. North America Africa Europe Return In which area of the world do lions primarily live?

24. Link to a Video

25. Finishing Touches Finally, you can “fancy up” your presentation by adding transitions between slides. For example, watch closely as you advance to the next slide…

26. Finishing Touches What do you think of this slide transition? Pretty cool?

27. Benefits to Faculty Easy to edit/update. Upload to Web site/Blackboard. Save as a Web presentation. to create.

28. Think of the Possibilities… Support classroom presentations. Prepare handouts for students. Prepare electronic handout for students with links to Web sites and other resources. Further…

29. Think of the Possibilities… Have students use PowerPoint as a multimedia canvas to create an electronic submission instead of a poster or a paper. Use PowerPoint as “glue” to assemble a multimedia lesson.

30. Dr. Steve’s Technology Philosophy I.Technology is fun & easy! II.Technology can be a powerful teaching tool! So relax, be creative, and have fun!

31. HOPE YOU ENJOYED THIS POWERPOINT PRESENTATION. Written and Directed by Dr. Steve Broskoske Inspired by Sr. Pat and the entire TED faculty. Enjoy PowerPoint!!!!!!!! THE END Click the mouse one more time to end the presentation.