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PowerPoint Dos and Don'ts
Materials compiled by Mark Henderson, PLWP assistant, for the ENG 512 "Teaching Writing with Technology Class" over the proper use of PowerPoint software.
Power Point Example Presentation
Power Pointers Handout
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| Anonymous | PowerPoint Clock Timer Add In for Multiple Slides with Variable Presen | 0 | Jan 25 2009, 8:45 AM EST by Anonymous | ||
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I am conducting a meeting with 11 moderated discussions and only have an average of 26 minutes per session. I want to let people know how much time we have consumed per session. Of course, we may go over or under in each session. a simple reset or some smart clock to recalculate available time remaining would be helpful. since so many scenarios are possible, I suspect I need something simple in logic and compensate with judgment. since the timer needs to work over multiple slides, I am told I need a VB addin. just want something simple to keep "time awareness" for my 11 sessions. can anyone help out?
rgoodman@invatron.com with thanks. |
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