Gather round. today we're going to see how to do various new things with Powerpoint to spice up a presentation and you are going to learn how to create tables and charts

1. Take a look at this Rugby Football presentation.
   How can it be improved?
   Notice the crowded table and how it's better displayed as a chart.
2. Next we'll take a look at this animated chart presentation.
   We'll see how to take tabulated data and turn it into a chart.
   We'll see how we can use internal links and Web URLs within the presentation.
3. Glueing your group slide shows together - what to do.
4. Practice Tables and Charts.

• Select text to click on
• Right-click. Choose Action Settings.
• Choose Hyperlink To ...
• Pull down Slide ... and choose the slide you want to jump to.

• Select text to click on
• Right-click. Choose Action Settings.
• Choose Hyperlink To ...
• Pull down URL ... and type or paste in the Web URL.
• How would you enter an email link?

1. Assemble all the presentations together in a single folder
2. In Powerpoint, create a new slideshow
3. Select Insert —> Slides
4. Choose a powerpoint file and select all the slides or you can select individual ones

 Slide Notes are a convenient way of keeping the original text that you summarized for the slide. Just copy and paste it inot the Slide Note frame at the bottom of the screen (in Normal View).

Now you can export slides and notes into MS Word and format for a handout.