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by jlstrader

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I need some powerpoint presentations for Powerpoint so that I can give some classes on Office and windows. Anyone know where to get some?

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by timwalsh

Not trying to sound snide, but unless someone is willing to share the lesson plans they have created, the obvious answer is make them your self. Also, since any lessons that others have created have been (hopefully) tailored to their specific audiences, any lessons shared probably won't fit your needs.

If this is the first training you've ever had to prepare for (and give), you (and your students) would be better served by asking questions on how to prepare for a training session. (Not expecting any points for this answer - free advice.)

by shanghai sam

More easy is to buy some CDs with these lesson. In my country I found these in many shop magazines(it is not so expensive). Or contact your software vendor for some details.
Also I use for a short period of time a software from ?NetOp? which allow you to sustain on line lessons (you can download a trial version).

by adityakiran

you can get them at microsoft knowledge base..free. They are available as powerpoint presentations and as word files.

They are usually not tutorials , but they r in the form of seminars.Regardless , you can go thru them and filter them to your need. They r usually very helpful and is theonly easily available method i know of..

by peter johnstone

Hi,
We can all get stuck with a rush job that we don?t have that much knowledge about!
Here are a few links that might help you out of a tight spot.
Hope they do.
Regards,
PJ

http://www.actden.com/pp/

http://einstein.cs.uri.edu/tutorials/csc101/powerpoint/ppt.html

http://www.orst.edu/instruction/ed596/ppoint/pphome.htm

http://plato.acadiau.ca/sandbox/ppt/ppt.htm

http://slim.emporia.edu/RESOURCE/ppoint/ppguide.htm

http://www.science.iupui.edu/SAC98/ppt.htm

http://sun3.lib.uci.edu/~mclweb/ppt1.htm

by gigelul

More easily is to buy some CDs with these lesson. In my country I found these in many shop magazines(it is not so expensive). Or contact your software vendor for some details.
Also I use for a short period of time a software from ?NetOp? which allow you to sustain on line lessons (you can download a trial version).

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