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This series is a collection of theoretical and practical activities that will supplement regular classroom lessons and extend student knowledge of this vocationally focussed subject area. The slide sets reinforce, elaborate upon, or test the contents of the book units, and are suitable for teaching whole topic lessons. Each slide set contains full colour, animated content with illustrated key terms and concepts. Food Preparation 1 includes: Food safety and hygiene, Commercial food equipment, Food preparation, Knife handling, Precision cuts, Speciality knives, Preparation of fruit, vegetables and eggs, Preparing exotic fruits and vegetables, Farinaceous foods, Perfecting pasta and couscous, Sustainabability in food preparation and production. See book title link: www.blake.com.au

This series is a collection of theoretical and practical activities that will supplement regular classroom lessons and extend student knowledge of this vocationally focussed subject area. The slide sets reinforce, elaborate upon, or test the contents of the book units, and are suitable for teaching whole topic lessons. Each slide set contains full colour, animated content with illustrated key terms and concepts. Food Preparation 2 includes: Preparation of salads and sandwiches, Open sandwiches, Salad dressings, Methods of cookery, Meat, fish and poultry, Creating dishes with cheap meat cuts, Stocks and soups, Sauces, Working with pastry, Methods of cake making. See book title link: www.blake.com.au

I need some images for my powerpoint presentations and some animations as well. Is there a site that has some for free?

I have a Dell D620 widescreen laptop and I want to know how to view powerpoint presentations in Full Screen mode on my Dell D620 or any other widescreen monitor. Currently, when I play presentation on my widescreen it doesn’t go Full Screen, but instead it displays 2 black vertical bars on sides.

I’m taking some online courses and a lot of the background material for our assignments is in powerpoint presentations. Unfortunately sometimes the teacher talks too fast for me to take notes. Is there a way to pause the voiceover or do I just have to restart every time?