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Developing Instructionally Sound Content with PowerPoint and Breeze

Overview Using Macromedia Breeze and PowerPoint to create and deploy online courses makes sense. With Breeze, anyone with basic knowledge of PowerPoint can easily add narration, animation, quizzes, and surveys to PPT content and publish that content efficiently over the web via Flash Player. This paper suggests ways in which both engaging and instructionally sound content can be created with PowerPoint and Breeze.

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Publisher	Macromedia, Inc.	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	November 2003	Downloads	52
Format	White Papers
Topics	Content Management, Online - Distance Education

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