PowerPoint Presentation
30 Points

Construct a PowerPoint presentation that teaches about "Copyright Laws" for K-12 teachers.  Be sure to provide a slide with references.  Do not make a link to the electronic database where you found the article.  Use one article to create your presentation. (-7 for the article not pertaining to the above topic.)

• CMU Libraries
• Select Find an Article.
• Scroll down and click on Wilson Select.

1. Create only  (seven) 7  to 10 slides.
2. Use animation on each page.  (See Shinn 211 - 218)
3. Use slide transition for all slides.  See tutorial: Transition and Animation
4. Import at least one graphic from clip art.
5. Use clear and concise; and appropriate terminology and conceptually correct content
6. Be sure not to violate the copyright laws.  Paraphrase information from the article.
7. Use only  four (4) short sentences or phrases for each slide.
8. Give each slide a title.  (slide without a  title - 5 points)
9. Use Slide Show Rehearse Timings to program your slide show presentation for a number of seconds for each slide. (See PowerPoint Help.  Type in Slide Show Rehearse Timings)
10. Save your PowerPoint for Dr. Newby's Blackboard as:  lastnamepresentation.ppt

Extra Credit :  (5 points):
1. Follow these steps to create a graphic and import it into PowerPoint.
2. Open AppleWorks
3. Select  Drawing Tools
4. Create a graphic in AppleWorks and group it.
5. Save yur graphic as a .cwk
6. Save the cwk as a JPEG.  Be sure to change the File Format to JPEG.
7. In PowerPoint, select "Insert" Picture from File.  Find  your JPEG and select Insert.

1. Under File, select, "Print."
2. Select, "Save as PDF".
3. Create a new folder.
4. Save the file as copyright.pdf
5. Drag the file to Fetch.
6. Make sure the Copyright Laws link on your index.html page  ends in copyright.pdf