Presentation software can be used as an interactive visual learning aid when incorporating web links and videos. Students can work together in groups to create presentations, promoting cooperation and teamwork. Effective presentations have limited text, images, graphs and diagrams to benefit visual and print impaired learners. Presentations can provide alternative routes and varying levels of content through internal hyperlinks, notes fields, and links to supporting materials within and outside the presentation.

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Presentation software is a visual learning aid and can
become interactive if web links and video are built in to
make it an interesting lesson.
Group work can be used to put a presentation together so
students cooperate and work as a team.
There are many free presentation packages to engage
students but content and layout is important when using
this as a form of teaching as slide upon slide will bore a
classroom very easily

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How to use PowerPoint effectively
- Limited Text
- The default text size encourages teaching and
learning staff to focus on the key points and main topic
headings. This benefits learners with print impairments
or issues with concentration.
- It is very easy to add images, graphs or
diagrams, benefiting learners, such as deaf or print
impaired learners, with a preference for visual
learning. Further information on the appropriate use of
images can be located in the section entitled.

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Alternative Route-ways and Content
- Using the hyperlink and notes facility it can be simple
to create opportunities for learners to:
- Work through a presentation in a different order by
using internal hyperlinks.
- Access different levels of detail by referring to the
notes field.
- Access different supporting materials within the
presentation (e.g. slides with additional
explanation, sample questions, simple quizzes etc).
- Access different supporting materials external to the
presentation.