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This document provides instructions for creating interactive learning centers in PowerPoint 2010. It describes how to layout slides with titles for different subject areas or groups. It then explains how to take screen captures of websites, hyperlink them, and save the PowerPoint file in both a presentation and slideshow format so students can click on the images to be directed to the desired websites. The interactive centers can be organized by subject or group and used to direct students to specific online resources.
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