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\par }{\i Often instructors will want to add a PowerPoint presentation file (something.ppt) for students to download (not necessarily view online which is the best option for all students - view tutorial sections for "A
dding a PowerPoint Presentation" for either Windows or Macintosh). PowerPoint Files for downloading can only be viewed using the free Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer (do a google.com search for Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer) or an installed version of Microsoft
 PowerPoint.
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\par }{\i There are various methods to add a PowerPoint file for downloading.The most consistent method for any file type added to a course (including PowerPoint) is as an attachment using one of WebCT's tools (mail, discussions, assignment). Other meth
ods include adding them as a single page link, as a text link in the Action Menu of a Content Module or as a direct link on a Content Module page.
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\par This tutorial covers 4 methods for adding a PowerPoint file for downloading, beginning with the simplest method - as a single page link.}{
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\par }{\b Method 1: Adding as a Single Page
\par }{\i One could choose to have all PowerPoints for downloading located in a single course section. To create a new course section for these downloads please review "Adding a new course section", then proceed with this tutorial. 
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\par 2. If you have added a course section for Presentations downloads click to enter. 
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\par 3. On the right select the button for "Add page or tool".
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\par 4. Select "Single Page".
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\par 5. Enter a title for the presentation and click the "Browse" button.
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\par 6. Select the "Browse" button to locate the PowerPoint file on your local computer.
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\par 7. Once the file is located click once to select and click the "Open" button.
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\par 8. Select the "Upload" button. 
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\par 9. Confirm the uploaded file is selected and click the "Add selected" button.
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\par 10. Since the file is being added to a "Presentation" section select the option for "Link shows item time" and click "Add".
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\par }{\i Students should be able to download the file by clicking directly on the file name and choosing "Save". 
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\par }{\b Method 2: Adding as an Attachment
\par }{\i The second method of allowing students to download a PowerPoint file is to add it as an attachment. These attachments could be in a Discussion topic area dedicated to downloading all PowerPoint files for the course. 
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\par 1. To create a Discussion topic area for PowerPoint downloads, enter Discussions (in most cases this link is available in "Communication Tools"). 
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\par 2. Click on "Discussions".
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\par 3. Over on the right select "Create topic" button. 
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\par 4. Enter a title (for example: PowerPoint Presentations or Downloads) and click "Create". 
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\par 5. To enter the new topic, click on the newly added topic title. 
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\par 6. Click "Compose message" button. 
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\par 7. Enter a Subject (for example: Presentation for Unit 1), the message (perhaps directions for downloading the attached presentation file) and click "Browse". 
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\par 8. Locate the PowerPoint presentation file, click once to select and click "Open". 
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\par 9. Click "Attach file". 
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\par 10. Click "Post" to send to Discussions. 
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\par 11. Students would then enter the topic area, open and select the message title to read by selecting directly on the message title. 
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\par 12. To download the attached presentation click on the link for "See Attached".
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\par 13. Select the radio button next to the attached file name and click the button for "Download".
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\par 14. Choose to "Save" the file to the desktop or "my documents" .
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\par }{\b Method 3: Adding as a Link in Action Menu 
\par }{\i The third method of allowing students to download a PowerPoint file is to add it as a link to a content module 
Action Menu (located at the top of a content module page). A Content Module tool and all associated files must be added first. To add a content module to a course view "Adding a Content Module", then return to proceed with this tutorial.
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\par 1. Enter the Content Module by clicking on the link/icon, in this case I am entering a module called "Unit 1".
\par 2. Select a content module page in which the link to download the presentation will be available, in this case I am selecting the page for "Presentations" (content module files must be added or created first) . 
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\par 3. Make sure to be in the "Designer Options" view , under the header for "Action Menu" select "Links".
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\par 4. Over on the right select the button for "Create Link Item".
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\par 5. Enter a title (for example: Unit 1 Presentation), next to the header for "File:" click "Browse".
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\par 6. If the PowerPoint file has yet to be uploaded, click "Browse". 
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\par 7. Locate the PowerPoint presentation file, click once to select and click "Open". 
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\par 8. Click "Upload".
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\par 9. Confirm the uploaded file is selected and click "Add selected". 
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\par 10. Enter a "Description" (for example: PowerPoint Presentation for Unit 1), select the radio button for "New Window" and click "Add". 
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\par 11. To return back to the module click the on the title for the module located at the top of the page.
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\par 12. Select to "Update student view".
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\par 13. Click "Update".
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\par 14. To download the PowerPoint presentation file students would enter the module and clicking on the file name for the page.
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\par 15. Select the text for "Link" at the top of the page in the Action Menu.
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\par 16. Proceed to either click on the link for the presentation title and save to the computer OR left-click and select "Save target as".
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\par }{\b Method 4: Adding as Link on Content Module Page. 
\par }{\i The fourth method of allowing students to download a PowerPoint file is to add a text link directly within the content module page by editing the file and using the HTML editor features for adding a link. 
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\par 1. Enter a Content Module by clicking on the link/icon, in this case I am entering a module called "Unit 1".
\par 2. Select a content module page in which the link to download the presentation will be available, in this case I am selecting the page for "Presentations" (content module files must be added or created first) . 
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\par 3. Make sure to be in "Designer Options" view and under the header for "File Options" select "Edit file".
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\par 4. Select the button for "HTML editor" and wait for it to load, you may be asked to agree to a certificate, please select "Grant always".
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\par 5. Using the editor add text similar to the following: Click the following presentation link to View online (must have powerpont installed) or right-click, then "save target as" to save to your computer: Unit 1 presentation
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\par 6. Highlight the text for "Unit 1 presentation" or highlight any of your own text you would want students to click on in order to download the presentation then click on the link chain icon in the editors menu. 
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\par 7. Delete the "http://" by highlighting the text and clicking delete. The textblock should be completely blank prior to proceeding onto the next step. 
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\par 8. Enter the following text, without the quotes: "/_COURSEID_/nameofpresentationfile.ppt?" 
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\par }{\i In place of "nameofpresentationfile" type in the your presentation file name - it is case sensitive so you MUST type in the correct letter case. For example, in the following screen shot my presentation file name was "unit1presentation".
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\par 9. Click on the ..pencil icon and select "Same Frame".
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\par 10. Click OK when done. 
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\par 11. The text should now be a text link (underlined and in blue), click "Save". 
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\par 12. Select "Update Student view" and click "Update" 
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\par 13. To download the PowerPoint presentation students would click on the page title. 
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\par }{\i Follow download instructions, click to view or right-click and "save target as" to download. 
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