Introduction: Explain the purpose and benefits of using PowerPoint presentations for various purposes, such as education, business, entertainment, etc. Show some examples of good and bad presentations and ask students to identify the strengths and weaknesses of each one. Review the basic features and functions of MS PowerPoint, such as slides, layouts, themes, insert, design, transitions, animations, etc.
Activity 1: Divide the students into pairs and assign them a topic related to their curriculum, such as science, history, geography, etc. Ask them to research the topic online and create a PowerPoint presentation with at least 5 slides, using text, images, transitions and animations. Provide them with a worksheet and a rubric to guide them through the process and evaluate their work. Monitor and assist the students as they work on their presentations.
Activity 2: Have each pair present their PowerPoint presentation to the class, using the projector and speakers. Encourage the audience to ask questions and give feedback to the presenters. Us
e the rubric to assess the presentations and give constructive comments and suggestions for improvement.
Conclusion: Summarize the main points and skills learned in the lesson. Ask the students to reflect on their experience and share what they liked and disliked about creating and presenting PowerPoint presentations. Review the key terms and concepts related to MS PowerPoint. Assign homework or extension activities if needed.
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