PowerPoint( © MicrosoftCorp.) is an extensively used donation programme that began in the world of business but has now come commonplace in the world of educational technology. Still, its use is far from controversial in this educational environment and opinions as to its use range from largely probative to significantly negative( Citation Szabo & Hastings, 2000; Lowry, 2003). One of the major problems is that its current use is constantly limited to an information transmission mode, frequently with inordinate content, an operation that obscures the wider eventuality for different professional and pedagogically-sound donations. I've been using PowerPoint to deliver all applicable classes since 1996, as well as delivering staff development sessions on both the programme and the pedagogy of its use. It's my contention that it's a precious aid to donation furnishing that its use has been precisely considered in terms of pedagogy. This paper examines some of the crucial issues that must be considered at both an individual and an organizational position.