Ford, C.E.; Worley, G.C.: Using presentation graphics software to introduce on-line sources (1995)
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- Abstract
- Internet workshops and other classes involving online tools can be mode more effective through use of presentation graphics software. Such software allows presenters to snapshot and modify screens of computer information. They can then highlight the information paths and techniques they want the audience to be aware of and, during the presentation, can click through the captured screens without having to worry about typing errors or slow response time. Presentation software is ideal for presentations using computer projectors, but can also be helpful in other contexts. Discusses the creation of a presentation about the Internet using Lotus Freelance Graphics 2.0. Other presentation software programs are also listed
