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The use of Microsoft PowerPoint in presentations is very common nowadays. There are a lot of advantages in this software that we can think of. As a teacher, we can use it to add creativity in the presentation of our lessons. It can be a tool to impart learning in a fun way.
Below is PowerPoint presentation I designed with the use of slide master and hyperlink.
The use of Microsoft PowerPoint in presentations is very common nowadays. There are a lot of advantages in this software that we can think of. As a teacher, we can use it to add creativity in the presentation of our lessons. It can be a tool to impart learning in a fun way.
Below is PowerPoint presentation I designed with the use of slide master and hyperlink.
The use of Microsoft PowerPoint in presentations is very common nowadays. There are a lot of advantages in this software that we can think of. As a teacher, we can use it to add creativity in the presentation of our lessons. It can be a tool to impart learning in a fun way.
Below is PowerPoint presentation I designed with the use of slide master and hyperlink.
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