Collaborate‣workingtogether on anactivity toproduce/createsomethingPowerpoint show‣ save option thatwill automaticallybegin apresentation inslide show viewwhen openedPowerpoint Viewer‣ allows users toview presentationscreated w/ aprevious versionof PowerPointReuse Slides ‣allows a user toinsert a slide fromanotherpresentation intothe user's currentpresentationSnip ‣ capturingan imagine of partof an object inanother file that isopen on thecomputerControl Bar ‣ containsbuttons that allow youto navigate to the nextor previous slide,mark up current slide,or change the currentdisplayCompatibilityChecker ‣ Usedto see whichelements will notfunction in earlierversions ofPowerpointEdit ‣ changingthe file byadding ordeleting text ona slide orcommentComment ‣description thatdoesn't normallydisplay as a partof the slide show;can be used toclarify infoFooter ‣area atbottom ofslideHeader ‣area attop of aslideAnnotate ‣add notesgivingexplanationor commentMark as final ‣PowerPoint optionthat changes fileto read onlydocument andcannot be editedReview Cycle ‣ occurswhen a slide showdesigner shares a filewith reviewers so theycan make commentsand changes to theircopies of the slides andthen return the file tothe designerDocument Inspector ‣quick and efficientmethod of searchingfor and deletinginappropriate orconfidentialinformationPassword ‣privatecombination ofcharacters thatallows users toopen a fileCollaborate‣workingtogether on anactivity toproduce/createsomethingPowerpoint show‣ save option thatwill automaticallybegin apresentation inslide show viewwhen openedPowerpoint Viewer‣ allows users toview presentationscreated w/ aprevious versionof PowerPointReuse Slides ‣allows a user toinsert a slide fromanotherpresentation intothe user's currentpresentationSnip ‣ capturingan imagine of partof an object inanother file that isopen on thecomputerControl Bar ‣ containsbuttons that allow youto navigate to the nextor previous slide,mark up current slide,or change the currentdisplayCompatibilityChecker ‣ Usedto see whichelements will notfunction in earlierversions ofPowerpointEdit ‣ changingthe file byadding ordeleting text ona slide orcommentComment ‣description thatdoesn't normallydisplay as a partof the slide show;can be used toclarify infoFooter ‣area atbottom ofslideHeader ‣area attop of aslideAnnotate ‣add notesgivingexplanationor commentMark as final ‣PowerPoint optionthat changes fileto read onlydocument andcannot be editedReview Cycle ‣ occurswhen a slide showdesigner shares a filewith reviewers so theycan make commentsand changes to theircopies of the slides andthen return the file tothe designerDocument Inspector ‣quick and efficientmethod of searchingfor and deletinginappropriate orconfidentialinformationPassword ‣privatecombination ofcharacters thatallows users toopen a file

Powerpoint Module - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Collaborate‣ working together on an activity to produce/create something
  2. Powerpoint show ‣ save option that will automatically begin a presentation in slide show view when opened
  3. Powerpoint Viewer ‣ allows users to view presentations created w/ a previous version of PowerPoint
  4. Reuse Slides ‣ allows a user to insert a slide from another presentation into the user's current presentation
  5. Snip ‣ capturing an imagine of part of an object in another file that is open on the computer
  6. Control Bar ‣ contains buttons that allow you to navigate to the next or previous slide, mark up current slide, or change the current display
  7. Compatibility Checker ‣ Used to see which elements will not function in earlier versions of Powerpoint
  8. Edit ‣ changing the file by adding or deleting text on a slide or comment
  9. Comment ‣ description that doesn't normally display as a part of the slide show; can be used to clarify info
  10. Footer ‣ area at bottom of slide
  11. Header ‣ area at top of a slide
  12. Annotate ‣ add notes giving explanation or comment
  13. Mark as final ‣ PowerPoint option that changes file to read only document and cannot be edited
  14. Review Cycle ‣ occurs when a slide show designer shares a file with reviewers so they can make comments and changes to their copies of the slides and then return the file to the designer
  15. Document Inspector ‣ quick and efficient method of searching for and deleting inappropriate or confidential information
  16. Password ‣ private combination of characters that allows users to open a file