Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2000

Course Description
Class will learn how to add advanced components and features to their Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation. This is the second class of a two part series where the fundamentals of MS PowerPoint are both demonstrated and practiced. Objectives of this course include:

Review of Introduction to PowerPoint Material
Learn how to creating Hyperlinks to separate applications and resources from within PowerPoint
Explain the differences between instructor driven and user driven PowerPoint Presentations
Learn effective uses of user driven PowerPoint presentations and tutorials
Learn how to effectively incorporate sound into your PowerPoint tutorial/presentation

Course Outline

Review of PowerPoint Introduction Create a short 6 to 7 slide Presentation Explanation of User Driven verses Instructor Driven PowerPoint	Incorporating Sound into Your PowerPoint Inserting a sound Recording a sound Inserting a midi file Playing a CD during your Presentation
Action Buttons and hyperlinking Linking to additional resources Linking to specific slides	Recording a narration in your PowerPoint Different ways to deliver a presentation

Class level: Intermediate

Intended audience: All interested in learning how to create PowerPoint Presentations

Prerequisite: General experience with PowerPoint, Windows 95/98 and Internet browsing skills

Time required: 2.0 hrs

Location requirements: Computer lab with MS PowerPoint, Windows 95/98 and sound capability, headphones and microphone for each student. Internet Access

Instructor: Craig Loftus, loftusc@etsu.edu, 439-8614