Anyone knows any websites that offer free safety & health PowerPoint Presentations? Many thanks?
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The first site listed below has PowerPoint presentations. The others have some other info. Hope that this is helpful to you....
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Hewlit Packard has some great free courses that teach everything from Networking to software aplications.. ie: Microsoft Office programs like Acess, Excel, Word, and Power Point.. they teach prgramming basics and firewall security.. presentations and other things.. It is great...
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hi microsoft's office site has numerous free templates for not only powerpoint but for every office program. Go to the site below, hope this helps.\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT011323751033.aspx
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i think these are very good....\nhttp://www4.umdnj.edu/rwjcweb/healthsys/palm/right.htm  \nhttp://www.defendingtruth.org/content.asp?content_id=171\n\ni found others but i dont know if they would be useful for you:\nhttp://www.ge.com/en/product/business/healthcare.htm\nhttp://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/bgps.pag/healthcare
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http://www.presentationhelper.co.uk/powerpoint_music.htm
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http://www.cms.hhs.gov/HIPAAGenInfo/   there's some good links
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There is some good advice on presentation at http://presentation.hammocksurvivalguide.com/
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~~You can download a free powerpoint viewer, but to create power points you need to purchace either the power point program or  Microsoft Office.  Power Point is not a free program.  sorry~~
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If what you need is unusual presentation ideas, check out the 100 Creative Presentation Ideas on this link: http://www.best100ideas.com/ideas01.shtml . You may also contact me for more info and ideas.\nGood luck with your presentation!
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Just use OpenOffice...it IS free.  And yes, it will open PowerPoint files.
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Another option is to save your presentation as a .pps file.  This will save only the presentation show and not allow anyone to edit the program.\nGo to File --> Save As... -> and change the Save as Type to PowerPoint Show (.pps)
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You have three legal options here.  Either you want a Powerpont viewer which is free (you cannot alther the Powerpoint presentations though):\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en\n\nSecondly you can download Openoffice.org which is an Office Suite (similar to Microsoft Office) and is absolutely free.  They An application is included in the suite which is similar to Powerpoint and in fact you can export it into that format:\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nOr finally, buy Microsoft Powerpoint from your local computer store.\n\nI have personally used OpenOffice and it works like a dream.
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Just to it yourself.  If you don't have PowerPoint then go to the library and use theirs.  They are not any PowerPoint's on employment that I know of.   If you do it yourself then you will know what the presentation is about because you created it.
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How about a powerpoint presentation? You can make it big, add pictures and also comments. It is also something that you can keep and make changes to if necessary.
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I've made some damn good ones. Power point is quite fun to play with. If I win as best answer I'll email you one. :) Since I don't see any other way to share a presentation with you.
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OK GOOD THAT YOU HAVE CHOOSEN fLASH FOR THE PRESENTATION.\nFLASH A GOOD MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE FOR PRESENTATION.\n\nIT DEPENDS WHAT THE PRESENTATION IS ABOUT\n\nIS UR PRESENTATION A ANIMATED ONE.\nOR JUST A TEXT PRESENTATION.\nhttp://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/Flash/1\n\nTHIS WOULD BE A GOOD LINK IF U HAVE TO TRY A SAMPLE OF HOW TO PRESENT AND THEN TRY FOR UR OWN PRESENTAION.\n\ni RECKON POWERPOINT AS THE BEST TEXT PRESENTER THAN FLASH.\nFLASH IS FOR ANIMATION STUFF. YOU CAN DO LOTS OF ANIMATION STUFFS IN POWER POINT TOO.
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This is pretty good: www.blogger.com\n\nBut please read these links on safety below and keep some important stuff in mind:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/children/kidblog.mspx\nhttp://www.wiredsafety.org/internet101/blogs.html