Here is another template I made for teachers to use to introduce the advantages and disadvantages of a topic. It’s based on cards in a card pocket that slide up and down when clicked on. You can slide each card down by clicking on it (when it’s open). I hope you can use it. Below …
Another PowerPoint template – Advantage and Disadvantage Cards Read More »
Based on my previous idea of the carousel template. I thought about making it into a slider template that can be used as an interactive presentation tool instead. It’s easier to make than the carousel template too! Feel free to use it, edit it and make it your own! Download the file here
Here is another template I made, also inspired from what I have seen other people do online with PowerPoint. It’s a carousel template. Have a look and see if you can use it for your own work! Enjoy! If you would like a tutorial on how I made it, please do let me know. Check …
Here is a template I made, inspired by seeing other ideas on YouTube, I used this for some content for one of my lessons. It’s a content slider for your slides. I hope you will find it useful. You can modify and adapt it to your needs. Enjoy! Here is a sample of the template …
I needed a specific type of visual for a particular slide I was designing for my Grade 10 CAT classes. I wanted to have a fax machine scanning a piece of paper. Now, I know I could probably find a GIF or video somewhere but I rather like creating my own material. So I created …
Here is a video I made (as part of staff training at my school) showcasing some of the things that I think are pretty cool about PowerPoint. They include using various Add-ins, the Online Presentation feature and Subtitles. Check it out, I think you may find some really useful tools here as a teacher and …
I was given an hour to do some basic training for our staff at my school – before the start of our new Term. I love creating content and training teachers! So, I created some content covering some basic skills that I thought teachers could make use of and I put it into an online …
Professional Development for Teachers: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more Read More »
You made the most wonderful PowerPoint presentation with all the bells and whistles…but it’s simply too big to share or upload for your class to access. So, what do you do? Start removing some of those precious hand-crafted slides that took hours to make? No! Did you know you can compress a PowerPoint file down …
