Teach Yourself Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 Visually

Teaching PowerPoint 2000 Has Never Been Easier! 6 Modules Packed with Curriculum-Based Instructional Aids for Teaching PowerPoint 2000 &#151; Visually PowerPoint presentations of all 6 modules included on CD-ROM, with:<UL><LI>All the projects and exercises included in the book<LI>Documents with sample student projects<LI>Scoring grids to help you track students and grades<LI>Assessment questions to gauge student progress</UL>More than a decade in the making, the Teach Yourself Visually<SUP>&#153;</SUP> method offers students the quickest, easiest way to learn new programs. Each task is clearly demonstrated with step-by-step screenshots and 3-D graphics &#151; which means that students can read less &#133; and learn more! Materials also available for these Teach Yourself Visually<SUP>&#153;</SUP> titles! Office 2000 Word 2000 Excel 2000 Access 2000 Windows 98 Computers and the Internet<UL><LI>Lesson Plans Manual includes suggested lesson plans for 14-week, 6-week, and 2-day courses along with skill charts, activity overviews, time requirements, and prerequisites<LI>Teaching Suggestions Quickly get your class involved with some good attention-grabbers and other proven classroom tips<LI>Visual Aids Slide presentations help you keep the course focused and students motivated<LI>Hands on Projects &#38; Exercises You&#39;ll find &quot;Basic Concept&quot; and &quot;Going Further&quot; projects, plus dozens of multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blanks, and special challenge questions in each module<LI>Glossary Key words and concepts in each lesson are summarized in a glossary</UL>www.idgbooks.com

About the Authors Sandra Cable, M.B.A., is an author and professional educator who has served as a Microsoft Office training consultant for Southwest Airlines, Memorex/Telex Corporation, Wright State University, and numerous other educational institutions. She is currently working toward her Doctorate in Educational Administration at Texas A&#38;M University. Nancy Harris has worked in Information Systems for over 20 years. She is an expert in multiple aspects of this field, including systems design and analysis, applications instruction, and technical writing. Nancy spends most of her time writing and consulting in the oil and gas industry. Sherry Kinkoph has authored over 40 computer books over the past seven years covering a variety of topics, including Microsoft Office, Quicken, Microsoft Works, and the Internet. A native of the Midwest, Sherry currently resides in Fishers, IN and continues to teach users around the world how to make sense of computers and the software that makes them so much fun.