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ICT 1 LESSON 9

Microsoft PowerPoint is a versatile presentation software used to create visual aids such as slideshows, animations, and video presentations to facilitate learning. It allows educators to develop interactive lessons, quizzes, digital stories, and e-learning courses, while also providing various slide layouts for effective presentations. The document outlines the steps to start PowerPoint 2007 and details the types of slide layouts available in different versions of the software.

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ICT 1 LESSON 9

Microsoft PowerPoint is a versatile presentation software used to create visual aids such as slideshows, animations, and video presentations to facilitate learning. It allows educators to develop interactive lessons, quizzes, digital stories, and e-learning courses, while also providing various slide layouts for effective presentations. The document outlines the steps to start PowerPoint 2007 and details the types of slide layouts available in different versions of the software.

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The use of presentation software for use in facilitating learning

(Ms PowerPoint)
1. Presentations: PowerPoint can be used to create slideshow presentations, which is one of
the most common uses of the software in facilitating learning.

2. Interactive Lessons: Teachers can create interactive lessons with animations, graphics, and
multimedia elements to keep students engaged while learning.

3. Mind Maps: PowerPoint can be used to create mind maps, which are visual presentations
of information that make it easy for learners to understand complex subjects.

4. Animated videos: Educators can create animated videos to demonstrate various processes
or concepts to their students.

5. Group projects: Students can work together on group projects using PowerPoint to present
their findings or ideas.

6. Flashcards: PowerPoint can be used to create digital flashcards to help students memorize
key concepts or terms.

7. Quizzes and Tests: Educators can create quizzes and tests using PowerPoint, which can be
used to assess students' knowledge on various subjects.

8. Digital storytelling: Teachers can use PowerPoint to create digital stories, which are an
excellent way to teach critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

9. Bulletin Boards: PowerPoint can be used to create online bulletin boards, where students
can collaborate and share information.

10. E-learning courses: PowerPoint can be used to create electronic learning courses that can
be delivered over the internet.

11. Virtual field trips: Teachers can use PowerPoint to create virtual field trips that enable
students to explore different places without leaving the classroom.

12. Concept mapping: Students can create concept maps to organize and connect information
using PowerPoint.

13. Tutorial videos: Teachers can use PowerPoint to create tutorial videos that guide students
through different subjects.

14. Role-playing sessions: PowerPoint can be used to create interactive role-playing sessions
to help students develop social skills and practice problem-solving.

15. Teacher Training: Teachers can use PowerPoint to create training sessions for other
teachers to help them become proficient in using various educational tools and techniques.
Microsoft PowerPoint
-Ms PowerPoint is a presentation software used for creating visual aids such as slideshows,
video presentations, and animations.

- There are several versions of Ms PowerPoint e.g. 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 e.t.c.

To start Microsoft PowerPoint 2007

Follow these Simple Steps:

1. Click on the Start button on your Windows taskbar.

2. Choose All Programs from the Start menu.

3. Look for Microsoft Office in the list of programs and select it.

4. In the dropdown list, find Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 and click on it to launch the
application.

-Alternatively, you can open PowerPoint 2007 by directly double-clicking on its shortcut icon
on your desktop or by typing "PowerPoint" in the Start menu search bar and then clicking on
the PowerPoint 2007 option that appears.

In Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, there are various types of slide layouts that you can
choose from, including:

1. Title slide

2. Title and content slide

3. Two content slide

4. Comparison slide

5. Title only slide

6. Blank slide

7. Content with caption slide

8. Picture with caption slide

9. Section header slide

10. Two content with caption slide

11. Title and vertical text slide


-You can access these slide layouts by selecting "New Slide" on the Home tab and choosing
the layout you want from the drop-down menu.

NOTE: Other versions of Ms PowerPoint will have:

1. Title slide - contains the title of the presentation and often includes the presenter's name,

date, and logo.

2. Title and content slide - has a title at the top and space for content below it. It's commonly

used for bullet-point lists, charts, and images.

3. Section header slide - used to introduce major sections of the presentation.

4. Two column slide - divided into two columns for easy comparison of two sets of
information.

5. Picture with caption slide - used to display a single image with a caption or description.

6. Blank slide - contains no pre-existing content and allows the presenter to add custom
content.

7. Comparison slide - used to compare and contrast two or more items or ideas.

8. Chart slide - used specifically for displaying charts and graphs.

9. SmartArt slide - used to display diagrams, organizational charts, and other visual
representations.

10. Ending slide - used to signify the end of the presentation, often with a call to action or
contact information.

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