Interactive PowerPoint Template
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This is an interactive PowerPoint template which has been designed to enable teachers to easily develop multiple choice or true / false type quizzes for their students. This Youtube video shows you exactly how to use it to create your own quizzes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOElFeSuGMs With little knowledge of PowerPoint you can easily create quizzes which allow your students to be given feedback (in the form of a tick or a cross) when they click on a box corresponding to a certain answer. Pictures and videos can be incorporated in your quizzes if you wish. Enjoy, Dave
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