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CORS 4567, YourFirstName YourLastName, ThisAssignmentName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Own Menu Title Penguin Giraffe Tiger Electric Eel Lion Ostrich Chicken Fox Primates Cricket Add your photo here. Click on the border and press the Delete key to delete this box. FirstName LastName Directions [Version July 2013 (b)] Edit this generic “kiosk” Powerpoint template file freely. It includes an interactive menu that is active when viewed as a presentation. In “kiosk mode”, only clicking on active links work. Try it! When you edit, be consistent; this will make your presentation look professional. Your text should use the same font, style, size, and placement. When you view the presentation, the slides should transition smoothly. Q. Should I use my own consistent format for the content slides? A. Yes. You should copy and paste the format you use on Slide 2 for the rest of the slides. It’s your own format. Be consistent. Don’t change the menu format for the first slide… unless you feel very strongly about it. Include appropriate images, especially “captured” images. Use few words per slide. It’s much better to “spread out” your content on slides. Edit the footer using this course catalog number, your name, the name of this assignment, and the semester and year. If you need another slide, copy a slide in the column of slides on your left and then paste it into the column of slides. If you don’t need a slide or slides, just delete what you don’t need. To view as a presentation, press the F5 button on your keyboard. To return to the “Edit View”, press the “Esc key. You will see that the links for the arrows work. Use F7 to check your spelling. Delete this text box by clicking on the border and pressing the Delete key.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your First Slide Of Content For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Giraffe For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Unique Slide Title For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Unique Slide Title For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Unique Slide Title For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Unique Slide Title For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Unique Slide Title For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Unique Slide Title For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Unique Slide Title For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use your own content. Be visual. Be consistent in your “format”. Be creative.

CORS 456, YourFirstName YourLastName, YourPresentationName, ThisSemester, ThisYear Your Last Slide Of Content For a slide title, use the same text from the menu slide (the first slide). The font size of this “text box” is 32 point Arial, regular; there are 3 text boxes on this slide. When you edit, be careful to maintain the same text box placement, without shifting. Arrange the text around your image… Use this for your last slide. Notice that there is one “navigation” arrow below instead of two.