Revealing PowerPoint

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Revealing PowerPoint

• Overview
• Use this technique to engage students, to focus
  students on details or to provide graphic
  examples of point of view. Pictures to be
  revealed may be content examples (maps, images,
  spelling or vocabulary words) or social skill
  examples (images of peers) the ideas are limited
  only by your imagination.
• This is a sample "Revealing PowerPoint" from my
  website (www.GailLovely.com). Download this file.
  Click on the link and choose "Save" and then save
  it to your computer somewhere where you can find
  it.
• Slides 4 19 can serve as an example of one
  Revealing PowerPoint Slides 20 36 are a
  second example and 38 53 are a third example
  Look at them in Slide Show mode.

From www.GailLovely.com
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Create your Own

• To create your own
• Go to the first slide in the first example.
• If you click on the question on this slide it
  will be selected. Then push tab on your keyboard
  until you see "selection handles" all around the
  slide. (The tab selects a different element on
  the slide each time you push it, and the element
  we want (the back photo) is selected when we have
  those "selection handles" around the entire slide
  (see diagram here with red arrows pointing to the
  selection handles).
• When that back layer is selected, delete that
  picture by hitting delete.

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Create Your Own Continued

• Now, to add your own picture, choose "Insert" and
  select "picture" and then "from file" if you have
  the picture saved as a file. Select the picture
  you wish to use and click "insert". The picture
  will be inserted on the top of your slide. You
  can resize it or crop it, etc., like you do all
  pictures in Office. THEN, to make the picture
  BEHIND the revealing pieces click on the "draw"
  tool/menu on the bottom of the PowerPoint window
  and, with this new picture selected, choose "Send
  to Back.
• This has added your picture to the slide. NOW, if
  you want the easiest way to then create the other
  slides, Choose "insert" and "duplicate slide" and
  then click on one revealing rectangle and delete
  it. Choose "insert" and duplicate slide and now
  delete another revealing rectangle on that slide
  and so forth!
• Please let me know if it works for you, and how
  you are going to use it.

From www.GailLovely.com
Gail Lovely glovely_at_aol.com
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