- What are the sources of the clipart
used in the PowerPoint Presentations?
1) Holy Cow! 250,000 Graphics.
MacMillan Digital Publishing, 1997.
2) Microsoft Office Online Clip-Art and Media.
- Are these PowerPoints available for sale?
It would be a violation of image copyright to turn this effort into a commercial venture. I am not a business, but rather a practicing High school Foreign Language teacher who has undertaken this project as part of my own professional development. I am willing to share these PowerPoints I have made for use in my own classes on a AS-IS basis with no guarantees stated or implied.
These PowerPoints are not for sale and nor is any third party authorized to sell them under any circumstances.
- How do you view the PowerPoint Presentations?
1) If you have PowerPoint installed on your computer,
often the PowerPoints will download and run in your browser automatically.
2) If you do not have PowerPoint on your computer, download
and install the free PowerPoint 2003 Viewer by clicking here.
- May I download these PowerPoint Presentations to my own computer?
1) In fact, I prefer that you download the presentations to your own computer.
Using the Internet take bandwidth.
2) I make no guarantees that this site will be up indefinitely. Downloading the PowerPoints insures
that you will have access to them when you need them.
3) PowerPoint presentations which you download can be changed and adapted to make them more applicable for your own instruction.
It is one of the advantages of this format and is to be encouraged.
- How do you download the PowerPoint Presentations?
The easiest way to download the Powerpoints is to go to the menu, place the cursor over a link or an thumbnail image, and right click. A menu appears on the screen. The third menu item is "Save Target As". Highlight this menu item and then press SAVE.
- How can I make my own PowerPoints?
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PowerPoint is a relatively easy program to learn. Try working through one of the on-line tutorials on the Links page. Then try adapting one of my PowerPoints.
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- How can I make my own Flashcards?
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Here is a PowerPoint which explains in more detail how to make custom Flashcards for personal use. Right click on the thumbnail image to download.
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