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Jul 4, 2011
If you want an example of the kinds of games I've seen made on PowerPoint, check out this website: [link removed]
sci-saxet to newteacher: link doesn't work nfm
On 7/04/11, newteacher wrote: > I've heard PowerPoint can be used to create fantastic > state-of-the-art educational games; I'm not talking about > the old Jeopardy templates, either. These games have > animation, sound, graphics, and lots and lots of options. > The questions is, though, how were these games made, and how > can I ...See More
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