Technology Integration Using PowerPoint

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Technology Integration Using PowerPoint

• Carol Almarez
• Instructional Technology Resource Teacher
• Alleghany County Schools

October 2006
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Why PowerPoint?

• Emphasize main points
• Stimulate interest add flair
• graphics
• Effects
• Make lessons organized and flexible
• Help learners stay on task

• Convey complex concepts in outline format
• Appeal to variety of learning styles
• Change of pace
• Step-by-step learning process

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Today

• Ways to use PowerPoint in instruction
• Teachers
• Students (ideas rubrics)
• Ways NOT to use PowerPoint
• Create a simple presentation
• Sample PowerPoints
• Using Templates
• Download Edit
• Create a PowerPoint lesson
• Resources Tutorials

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Ways to Use PowerPoint Teachers

• Student announcement or assignment slide show
• New student orientation
• To introduce a new unit or review
• Provide background information
• Model use of technology
• Games and quizzes

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Ways to Use PowerPoint Students

• Share knowledge with peers in a different format
• Utilize graphics, sound, and/or movies to make a
  point
• Creative way to complete an assignment
• Collaborate with fellow students
• Create electronic portfolio

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Rubrics for Student Work

• http//www.uwstout.edu/soe/profdev/pptrubric.html
  
• http//www.artteacherconnection.com/pages/powerpoi
  ntrubric.htm

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How NOT to use PowerPoint

• Whats wrong with this PowerPoint?
• Gettysburg Address http//www.norvig.com/Gettysbur
  g/

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Create a Simple Presentation

• Open PowerPoint
• Use AutoContent Wizard
• Or, Click New Create a new presentation
• A blank Title Slide appears

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From New Presentation menu, click Slide Design
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Scroll down and click to select a background and
format for your slide show
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Type in a Title and Subtitle (or your name and
class)
From the Insert Menu, choose New Slide
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The rest of your slides will look like this
Type in your next title and the information that
supports or explains it
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Click the Outline Tab to organize in Outline view
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Complete the Presentation

• Select an SOL from your content area
• Continue with the presentation youve started, or
  start a new one
• Create PowerPoint presentation of at least 4
  slides to teach one of your content SOLs
• Preview
• Save and Print

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PowerPoint Samples

• Research Paper Guidelines http//oswego.org/staff/
  pruneari/Research.ppt_files/frame.htm
• French 9 Geography test http//oswego.org/staff/ko
  lson/French920Geo20PPP2_files/frame.htm
• Using a series of line drawings to show
  progression of an action or idea
• http//www.internet4classrooms.com/components.ppt
  
• Teaching the concepts of speed and velocity
• http//www.internet4classrooms.com/speed_velocity.
  ppt

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Using Templates

• Quizzes Tests
• Games
• Self-paced learning
• Copy an existing PowerPointbut give credit to
  the person or place you took it from
• From File, Save As, give new name

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Downloading Editing

• Right-click with mouse on the link to the
  PowerPoint
• Choose Save Target As

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Locate the place where you want to store the
PowerPoint (your hard drive, a flash drive,
etc.) Click Save
Many PowerPoints are too large to save to a
floppy disk
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Create a PowerPoint Lesson

• Choose an SOL that you will be teaching
• Use the resources and/or tutorials in the
  following slides to help you create at least one
  lesson on one or more SOLs
• Ideas
• Modify an existing PowerPoint
• Modify an existing game
• Create a new PowerPoint using a tutorial

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Resources Games, Quizzes, Presentations
Templates

• GAMES
• Jeopardy and other game formats
  http//teach.fcps.net/trt10/PowerPoint.htm
• Games for science curriculum http//www.csun.edu/
  7Evceed002/ref/games/
• Jeopardy games created by teachers (scroll down
  to Middle School-High School http//www.hardin.k12
  .ky.us/res_techn/countyjeopardygames.htm
• BattleGraph (battleship game-graphing on a
  coordinate plane) http//sarah.lodick.com/edit/pow
  erpoint_game/battlegraph/battlegraph.ppt (click
  No when it asks you about changes)

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Resources continued

• Information on special ed and autism
  http//www.nebo.edu/misc/learning_resources/ppt/ge
  neral/auism.ppt
• PowerPoint for publishing projects (high school)
  http//www.pasadenaisd.org/teachertoolbox/Default.
  htm (click Resources, Secondary Resources,
  Publishing with PowerPoint)
• PowerPoints (elementary mixed in)
  http//oswego.org/ocsd-web/teaching/resources/reso
  urces-x.cfm?TypeP
• Jefferson County Schools PowerPoint collection
  http//jc-schools.net/ppt.html
• PowerPoints for Grades 6-12 http//208.183.128.3/c
  e/ppt6-12.htm

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More Resources

• Ag lesson plans in PowerPoint http//www.glenrosef
  fa.org/lesson20plans.htm
• PowerPoint ideas, templates, video, audio (some
  elementary) http//www.techtrekers.com/PP/
• High school Student PowerPoint projects
  http//www.greece.k12.ny.us/taylor/ppt/
• Interactive PowerPoints on writing topics
  http//owl.english.purdue.edu/workshops/pp/presen
  tations
• PowerPoints in all subjects http//www.worldofteac
  hing.com/

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Online Tutorials

• Power Point in the Classroom http//www.actden.com
  /pp/index.htm
• Creating a Class PowerPoint Presentation (click
  Begin the Techtorial) http//www.educationworld.
  com/a_tech/techtorial/techtorial047.shtml
• Creating student quizzes non-linear PowerPoint
  http//www.educationworld.com/a_tech/techtorial/te
  chtorial056.shtml
• An advanced PowerPoint sample/tutorial
  http//www.internet4classrooms.com/advanced.ppt

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Tutorials continued

• Stop-action animation with PowerPoint (advanced)
  http//www.educationworld.com/a_tech/techtorial/te
  chtorial094.shtml
• Interactive maps in PowerPoint (advanced)
  http//www.educationworld.com/a_tech/techtorial/te
  chtorial080.shtml
• Electric Teacher PowerPoint tutorial
  http//www.electricteacher.com/tutorial3.htm
• Special ed create an Accessible PowerPoint
  http//www.pptmagic.com/articles/accessppt.htm_Ad
  d_Alt-Text_Add_Alt-Text_Add_Alt-Text_Add_Alt-Te
  xt

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