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The united states government Slideshare
- 1. The United States Government A student model
- 2. This is a sample of a Slideshare Presentation.
- 3. All of the creation, editing, and typing must be done in Power Point. Miss Liberty by laverrue
- 4. Once students have gathered images and information, they create a Power Point and add text. DC: Washington Monument – View from Tidal Basin by wallyg
- 5. Unfortunately, Slideshare is just what the name implies: sharing slides online. This doesn’t necessarily mean editing them online.
- 6. However, don’t be discouraged by the limits of Slideshare. Students are still locating relevant images… Whitehouse by sensie
- 7. Image_8798 by dbking …organizing them in a logical way…
- 8. …adding relevant, informational text… Washington, DC: Capitol Hill – United States Capitol by wallyg
- 9. …and collaborating with other students. us capitol building 4.10.06 – 11 by laurapadgett
- 10. Once the Power Point is uploaded to Slideshare.com, students can then share it with the world. Justice by mindgutter
- 11. Collaboration is possible by using the tools along the left side. See? Also, there are places to leave comments below. US Supreme Court by dbking
- 12. Slideshare is a fast, easy way to allow for students to collaborate, question, and share information. US Supreme Court Building – Capitol Hill by BAR Photography