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POWERPOINT “HANDS ON” PROJECT. October 2013. OBJECTIVE. To learn the tools to duplicate [as far as practical] a sample presentation. INCLUDING. A fully automatic presentation Integrating pictures and informative text Transitions – “special effects” as slides change
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POWERPOINT “HANDS ON” PROJECT October 2013
OBJECTIVE To learn the tools to duplicate [as far as practical] a sample presentation
INCLUDING • A fully automatic presentation • Integrating pictures and informative text • Transitions – “special effects” as slides change • Animations – “special effects” within an individual slide • WATCH CAREFULLY - THIS IS IT!
THE VILLAGES OF ENGLAND LOOSE – NEAR MAIDSTONE, KENT
HISTORY Pronounced Looz” meaning Pig Sty, the village dates from Saxon times. A number of buildings date from the mid-15th Century and are still in everyday use. It’s location on the river Loose was ideal for providing water power for a mill which led to it’s growth.
A UNIQUE STRUCTURE Note the causeway providing a separate water flow [on the left] for the Mill
IN THE CHURCHYARD Many older English churchyards contain one or more Yew trees. There are several theories as to the reason for this – Druids, Archery or, due to its poisonous leaves, a symbol of death. This specimen in Loose churchyard is over 1500 years old and measures over 33 feet in circumference
