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1 Sample Slides i>clicker on the top-right: No Header on Top Patrick Graham Academic Technologies Office of the Chief Information Officer

2 Question 1: Which one is typically not red? A.Fire Engine B.Tomato C.Stop Sign D.Lemon E.Cardinal bird Note: If you leave the gray area clear of any text or images, then the i>clicker toolbar will not cover your content. You can delete the gray box in the upper-right area and modify the footer in the lower-right area on each slide. i>clicker Sample Slides

3 i>clicker Information and Support: http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/polling/howto/ atc_support@cornell.edu http://www.iclicker.com

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