Computers in
the Classroom
Judy
Arzt, Ph.D.,
Samples of PowerPoint
Presentations
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on the links to view PowerPoint Presentations.
Once you open the display, advance through it in PowerPoint’s Slide
Viewer format. (The URL to the
PowerPoint is provided if the student still has an active website at the Saint
Joseph College.)
Passport to
Algebra and Geometry, Trigonometry for Grade 8
This
presentation makes outstanding use of PowerPoint features and shows
trigonometry’s practical relevancy.
Check
this PowerPoint for a way to present a tour of an historic site to students. The PowerPoint is also a good example of
using scanned photos and the blank page format for designing slides.
http://ww2.sjc.edu/student_pages/calquist/pompeii_files/frame.htm
See
a presentation that makes use of scanned illustrations. This presentation on the history of
This
presentation was created for a social studies secondary class and required
students to use the Internet to study the
See
another presentation by the person who did the one on the
Making Your Slide
Presentation More Effective Using PowerPoint
Get
some tips on what PowerPoint is and does by viewing this attractive, humorous
presentation.
An excellent example of using
PowerPoint to teach an elementary science lesson, this PowerPoint contains some
excellent self-designed slides.
http://ww2.sjc.edu/student_pages/mkbohn/Moon%20PowerPoint%20Presentation%20test_files/frame.htm
A
useful presentation for seeing how to integrate science into the elementary
school curriculum, this presentation is quite colorful. Check it out.
A
straightforward presentation is given about using literature circles in the
elementary classroom.
This
sample was created by a seventh-grade student in a pull-out special education
resources room for use in his regular social studies class. Creating and showing the presentation in
front of his peers helped his self-esteem, according to his teacher, Valeria
Flynn.
Here
is one created by a Latin teacher for use with her middle school students. The photographs and animation on this
presentation are impressive, and the teacher’s sense of humor is an added
bonus.
Links to more presentations will be added. Check this page for updates.
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Email: jarzt@sjc.edu