This document provides instructions and guidance for various digital tools and tasks including making PowerPoint presentations, creating movies using Windows Movie Maker, and setting up an email account with Yahoo. It discusses best practices for slide structure, fonts, colors, backgrounds, graphs, spelling and grammar for PowerPoint. It also outlines 10 steps for movie making with Windows Movie Maker including adding videos and photos, editing, adding music and text, previewing, and sharing the finished movie. Finally, it provides a 7 step process for setting up a Yahoo email account by filling in personal information, choosing a username and password, adding security questions, and completing the account creation.

1. Email Sign Up E -lesson
LRMDS
WORKSHOP
Teaching Materials
Preparation
Making PowerPoint Presentation Windows Movie Maker

2. Email Sign Up
Electronic mail, also known
as email or e-mail, is a method of
• Email exchanging digital messages
from an author to one or more
recipients. Modern email
operates across the internet or
other computer networks.

3. Making PowerPoint Presentation
PowerPoint is a presentation
program developed by Microsoft. It
is included in the standard Office
• PowerPoint
suite along with Microsoft Word.
The software allows users to create
anything from basic slide shows to
complex presentations.

4. E-lesson
• E- lesson A lesson broadcast over
the computer or internet

5. Creating Movie Using Windows Movie Maker
is a video creating/editing
software application, included in
Windows Movie Microsoft Windows Me, XP, Vista and
Maker Win 7. It contains features such as
effects, transitions, titles/credits, audio
track, timeline narration

6. Email Sign Up
(Yahoo)
1. Go to
yahoomail.com
2. Click on the Create
New Account button

7. 3. Enter your basic info. Fill in your name,
gender, birthday, country, language, and postal
code in the appropriate fields.

8. 4. Create a Yahoo! ID and password. Make it one
that you will be comfortable using for a long time, as
this will identify you to your email recipients.
Remember that you can use numbers and letters
and even a single dot

9. 5. Add secure mental backup. In case
you forget your login or password (yes,
it happens), enter an alternate email
address, and pick 2 secret questions
from the pop-down menus.

10. 6. Verify you are not a robot. Enter the
visual code that only humans (with
warped glasses) can read. Type the
characters shown in the last section of
the registration page, into the field
provided.

11. 7.Thoroughly examine every page till the end
or till your eyes glaze over, and then.
Select Create My Account
You have successfully set up your Yahoo!
email account.

12. MAKING A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION

13. SLIDE STRUCTURE - BAD
 This page contains too many words for
a presentation slide. It is not written in
point form, making it difficult both for
your audience to read and for you to
present each point. Although there are
exactly the same number of points on
this slide as the previous slide, it looks
much more complicated. In short, your
audience will spend too much time
trying to read this paragraph instead of
listening to you.

14. SLIDE STRUCTURE – GOOD
Show one point at a time:
 Will help audience concentrate
on what you are saying
 Will prevent audience from
reading ahead
 Will help you keep your
presentation focused

15. FONTS - GOOD
Use at least an 18-point font
Use different size fonts for main
points and secondary points
 this font is 24-point, the main point
font is 28-point, and the title font is
36-point
Usea standard font like Times
New Roman or Arial

16. FONTS - BAD
 If you use a small font, your audience won’t be able to read what you have written
CAPITALIZE ONLY WHEN
NECESSARY. IT IS
DIFFICULT TO READ
Don’t use a complicated
font

17. COLOR - GOOD
 Usea color of font that contrasts
sharply with the background
 Ex: blue font on white background
 Use color to reinforce the logic of your
structure
 Ex: light blue title and dark blue text
 Use color to emphasize a point
 But only use this occasionally

18. COLOR - BAD
 Using a font color that does not
contrast with the background color is
hard to read
 Using color for decoration is distracting
and annoying.
 Using a different color for each point is
unnecessary
 Using a different color for secondary
points is also unnecessary
 Trying to be creative can also be bad

19. BACKGROUND - GOOD
 Use backgrounds such as this one that
are attractive but simple
 Use backgrounds which are light
 Use the same background consistently
throughout your presentation

20. BACKGROUND – BAD
 Avoid backgrounds that are distracting
or difficult to read from
 Always be consistent with the
background that you use

21. GRAPHS - GOOD
 Usegraphs rather than just charts and
words
 Data in graphs is easier to comprehend &
retain than is raw data
 Trends are easier to visualize in graph
form
 Always title your graphs

22. GRAPHS - BAD
January February March April
Blue Balls 20.4 27.4 90 20.4
Red Balls 30.6 38.6 34.6 31.6

23. GRAPHS - GOOD
Items Sold in First Quarter of 2002
100
90
80
70
60
Blue Balls
50
Red Balls
40
30
20
10
0
January February March April

24. SPELLING AND GRAMMAR
 Proof your slides for:
 speling mistakes
 the use of of repeated words
 grammatical errors you might have make
 IfEnglish is not your first language,
please have someone else check your
presentation!

25. CONCLUSION
 Use an effective and strong closing
 Your audience is likely to remember your
last words
 Use a conclusion slide to:
 Summarize the main points of your
presentation
 Suggest future avenues of research

28. Steps in Movie Making Using
Windows Movie Maker
1. Choose your topic and story
2. To open your movie maker click on the icon (if present on your desktop)
if not got to START > All Programs then click on the program windows
movie maker.
Windows Live
Movie Maker Icon
START > All Programs then click on
the program windows movie maker.

29. Steps in Movie Making Using
Windows Movie Maker
3. Click the Add videos and photos button to get
started

30. 4. With Auto Movie Theme, it takes literally seconds to create a
complete movie--including transitions, a title clip, and credits.

31. 5. You can edit your movie. You can speed up or slow down
videos as well as split and trim them. You can also rearrange
them by dragging and dropping them on the timeline.

32. 6. Add suspense, sentimentality or levity to your movie by
adding music from your Library. Click Add music to choose a
song. Then, you can have it fade out, fade in or start/stop at
key points in your movie.

33. 7. Bring your photos to life with animations. Choose from over
75 Transitions.
You can also choose from over 25 Pan and Zoom presets that
create a cinematic or dynamic effect for viewing individual photos

34. 8. You can add text to your movie
using Titles, Captions or Credits. Click the appropriate
button on the Home ribbon to insert it into the timeline
When you’re ready to share your movie, you
can save it as a .WMV, burn it to a DVD or
upload it directly to Facebook, YouTube

35. 9. While creating
your movie, you
can see how it
looks by playing it
in the preview
pane on the left.
Or, you can see it
in full screen by
clicking
the Preview full
screen button

36. 10. When you’re
ready to share
your movie, you
can save it as a
.WMV, burn it to a
DVD or upload it
directly to
Facebook,
YouTube

37. In URL box type:
http://lrmds.deped.gov.ph

44. “ There is no doubt
that creativity is the
most important
human resource of
all. Without creativity,
there would be no
progress and we
would be repeating

45. Thank you!
Presented by:
RICKY P. DALWAMPO
Pambisan National HS
Oriental Mindoro Division