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Posting PowerPoint
Presentations on the Web Description
| Possible Uses with Instruction
Sheets
Resources Required
| Success Stories
| More Information Description
If
you have created PowerPoint slide shows for your
classes or for presentation to your colleagues,
you can post them to the web for preview or
review. There are three methods to achieve
this goal-
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Import the PowerPoint file to
your website
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Save
the presentation as an html file
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Save
the presentation as a pdf file
Possible
Uses with Instruction Sheets
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Method
One- Import the PP presentation to your
web space. (Instructions- FrontPage
| GoLive | Blackboard)
Note- your audience must have either
PowerPoint or a freely downloadable
PowerPoint Viewer installed on their
computer.
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Method
Two- Save your PP presentation as an html
file and import to your web space.
See example
(Instructions for Macintosh
| Windows)
Note-
your audience does not need PowerPoint to
view.
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Method
Three- Save your PP presentation as a pdf
file and import to your web space.
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Resources
Required
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Microsoft
PowerPoint software
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If
posting to Blackboard, you will need access to
add content to a Blackboard Course site
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If
posting to a website you will need authoring
privileges to a web server. There are
two primary Colgate web servers where a
faculty members can save course and personal
web pages-
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http://courses.colgate.edu
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http://people.colgate.edu
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Click
here to apply for authoring privileges
to a web
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If
creating pdf files, you will need Adobe
Acrobat Full Version software. Contact your ITS
TSA, or CEL to order a copy
of Acrobat.
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Stories
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