Welcome to your class Perspective in art Presentation'

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• Welcome to your class Perspective in art
  Presentation.
• You are going to add your perspective selections
  to
• this presentation, document them and save them to
  your SOTA account and then to Mr. Montgomery's
  key drive. I will then put them all together on
  my laptop and we will take turns presenting and
  sharing our Perspective Webquest.
• Heres what you want to do now.
• First read directions completely.
• You will want to insert a slide for each of
  your painting
• images that you have saved. You can do this by
  going to the
• Insert column on the tool bar. Select Insert,
  New Slide
• A dialogue box will appear giving you a choice of
  different
• types of slides. Select the title type slide.
  This will
• automatically give you a slide with two type
  boxes that you
• can type or copy in your titles and relevant
  information.

Then hit ok
Continue on to next slide
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You can format your type from the tool bar Format
column. You can change font size, color, etc.
You can also click on the outside of the text box
and drag to move it or select a corner and drag
to change its size.
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• Next you want to return to the insert column
  and go to insert, picture, from file. Another
  dialogue box will come up that allows you to
  select your image and place it in the slide that
  you are currently in. Select your image and open
  it.

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• Next you want to return to the insert column
  and go to insert, picture, from file. Another
  dialogue box will come up that allows you to
  select your image and place it in the slide that
  you are currently in. Select your image and open
  it.

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• Next you want to return to the insert column
  and go to insert, picture, from file. Another
  dialogue box will come up that allows you to
  select your image and place it in the slide that
  you are currently in. Select your image and
  insert it.

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• When your image appears in your window it will
  have a bounding box around it that can be
  selected and dragged to change the size. Be sure
  and hold the shift key down to maintain the
  proportions of your image. You can also double
  click on your image for other formatting options.

• Chuck Close
• Lyle, 2002
• Chuck Close (American, born 1940)
• 147-color silk screen 65 1/2 x 53 7/8 in.
• Edition of 80

Continue to next slide
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• Now select your image and go to the insert
  column and scroll down to hyperlink. A
  dialogue box will appear. Copy or type your URL
  address into the link box and hit ok. Your
  image is now linked to the museum website where
  you found it from. Anyone looking at the
  presentation that wants to know more about the
  artwork and artist can click on the slide and
  will be directed to the website. Uber cool in
  my book.

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• Now select your image and go to the insert
  column and scroll down to hyperlink. A
  dialogue box will appear. Copy or type your URL
  address into the link box and hit ok. Your
  image is now linked to the museum website where
  you found it from. Anyone looking at the
  presentation that wants to know more about the
  artwork and artist can click on the slide and
  will be directed to the website. Uber cool in
  my book.

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Lastly you might want to change the formatting of
your slide background. Go to format, slide
background. Again, a dialogue box will appear
giving you options for background colors for your
slides. Remember you can always change the font
color as well to go with your background
selection for maximum readability.

• Repeat these steps for all of your slides. When
  you are finished we will save them to the key
  drive.
• NOTE- do not close the PowerPoint window without
  saving. It will lose all of your work. If you
  need to save it prior to the final save to key
  drive, save the file to your 815 folder.
• ANY questions, ask a neighbor or Mr. M