Watch a narrated demo of a ANGEL Content Module ("treasure hunt") designed to help students gain computer proficiency prior to taking an online course.  Requires Flash Player plug-in.

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MS PowerPoint
These materials were used at the PowerPoint workshops of April 14 and April 21.  They will allow users to refine their PowerPoint skills or to explore teaching and learning strategies for which PowerPoint is uniquely suited.   If you have contributions that you would like to see listed, please contact Mary Louise Winter at mlwinter@pjc.edu. 

To copy a template to your own workstation:

• Click its title and then choose Save when prompted 
• Choose the location on your computer for saving, i.e. My Documents or Desktop
• Open it in PowerPoint to manipulate it

• Jeopardy Style Game - This is a great way to review concepts or terms and definitions.  One column of the template contains questions and answers that will serve as an example of how the game works.  Simply substitute your own information.
• Who Wants to be a Millionaire Style Game - Another great review tool.  The first question has been completed as an example of how the game works.  Simply substitute your own information.
• Interactive Quiz - This 10 question quiz just needs your content.  Interactive buttons and navigation are already included.
• Free PowerPoint Backgrounds - This site contains a variety of backgrounds that can be downloaded for free including directions for downloading.

• Conducting Research (Jeopardy Game) - To begin this sample game complete with sound effects, advance to the second grid to begin play.  Click on each answer slide to advance to the corresponding question.
• Who Wants to be a Billionaire? - While this sample game contains only generic trivia questions, it has some interesting audio.  It could easily be used as a model for an interactive PowerPoint.
• 3 Question Math Quiz - Although the math may not be age appropriate for college students, this short sample quiz will demonstrate how action buttons can provide interactivity.
• More Than Just Another Slide Show - This PowerPoint was used during the Spring 2005 workshop at PJC and gives examples of the various teaching and learning strategies that the program affords.  This show opens directly on the Internet but you can print out Notes Pages if needed.