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	How can can I embed my powerpoint presentation into my course?

Solution Embedding PowerPoint files into your course is simple. First you can add native PowerPoint files or convert your PowerPoint presentation into Flash format and embed that file in the body of your course lesson.

Let me explain:

1. Adding native PowerPoint files to Courses

To add a PowerPoint file to your eLeaP course, first create and save your PowerPoint file on your local computer. Make sure you remember the file name and location of your course. Go into your eLeaP Course Editor or Course Creator, add course chapters and lessons and click the [Details] link by the relevant course lesson, then click the [Upload file] button. You will need to navigate your computer to the relevant location of your PowerPoint file and click to upload your PowerPoint file. When you have successfully uploaded your PowerPoint file, your users/trainees will see your PowerPoint file as:

More:<YourPowerpointFileName>

Suggestion: You should inform your users to click on your PowerPoint file by adding language such as "Click the more.." button below to download a PowerPoint file on "your course topic"

2. Embedding PowerPoint as a Flash file

You can easily and seamlessly add your PowerPoint files as a Flash file. Flash is a powerful yet easy to use medium for deploying online training courses. We recommend a powerful tool called ISpring. Click here to download a free copy of ISpring.

When you create your Flash file, open your eLeaP course editor/creator and click on the Flash insert button. Then locate the Flash file and simply click to [Add your file]. You will need to specify the screen size for your PowerPoint Flash file. You should set your Flash screen size as 725pixels width by 545 pixels height. This is the minimum required screen size configuration.

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20 Nov 2006 02:08 PM