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June 30: The Basics/WORD

July 11 : PowerPoint

July 18 : PowerPoint/how tos, Online Tools & Graphics

August 1 : EXCEL & Pulling it all together

August 2 : Final Presentations

Final Project

 

 

 

 

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Every once in a while, a guru appear...Garr is that guru. His work on the cutting edge of the intersection of presentations, communication and PowerPoint is a model for how anyone can have an industry. His hard work, clear writing and persuasive point of view have changed our world for the better.
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Tips from Garr Reynolds

1- Develop rapport with the audience.
2- Give them an idea of where you're going.
3- Show your enthusiasm.
4- It's not about numbers, it's about what the numbers mean.
5- Make it visual.
6- Save the best for last.

 

 

 

WORD/Table of Contents/ToC - Lesson One

Two steps to creating a TOC in Word:

1. Mark the text in your document that you want in the TOC. Marking the text is a way of identifying a particular chunk of text, such as a chapter title or section heading, that will be included in the TOC.
2. Collect that marked text together in one place.

Creating a Table of Contents/ToC
Sample Document/ILP Template (WORD download)
Table of Contents (WORD download)

 

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Images on Wikipedia

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Visual Display of Information
Edward Tufte
EyeArchitect

LAB TIME
WORD/ToC
PowerPoint

Homework Assignment
Using WORD and EXCEL


 

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