In this task, you will create a PowerPoint presentation about yourself. You should have the following slides:

1. Title Slide: This slide should give your name, your school, and your grade. You should also add the image of yourself that is saved in the webdes1>author>images folder. Remember to resize and place your image as appropriate.

2. Second Slide: This slide should have the title - My School. You will provide some information about the high school you attend. You will also add the image of your school (or classroom) that is saved in the webdes1>author>images folder. Remember to resize the image as appropriate.

3. Third Slide: This slide should have the title - Hobbies/Extracurricular Activities. List some of the things you enjoy doing as well as some of the activities you are involved in at your school.

4. Fourth Slide: This slide should have the title - Future Plans. Briefly describe what you plan to do following high school, i.e. whether you plan on further education, where (if you know at this point), and what you would like to do once you finish your education.

5. Fifth Slide: We will leave the title up to you. Briefly conclude your presentation, bringing out major points.

You should add the following:

1. A theme: Choose from the themes available for your presentation.

2. Clipart: Add clipart (or a free image) to at least one of your slides. Remember to resize the clipart and place the clipart appropriately.

3. Transitions: Add a transition effect to your title slide and at least one other slide.

Save the presentation as aboutme in the webdes1>samples folder.

Submit aboutme to 5.01 PowerPoint Dropbox.

Internet History Project Step #1

Go to 5.01 Internet History Project Step 1 Discussion and do the following:

1. Introduce yourself to the other members of your group.

2. Working with the other members of your group, choose an Internet history timeline to research. Each group member must select a timeline from the following list:

• 1950 - 1969
• 1970 - 1989
• 1990 - 2009

3. Working with the other members of your group, choose a project role (Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor, or Director of Communication).