Directions+for+Part+3


 * Part 3 **

Welcome to the third and final part of the lesson. By now, you have become familiar with how to perform the basic functions in FreeMind. You also have gathered lots of information about the conquistadors. Now, it’s time to put it all together and create your PowerPoint presentation!

You will create a PowerPoint presentation that demonstrates your knowledge of the FreeMind program. The PowerPoint you’ll create will be similar to those you have created before. However, this PowerPoint will contain image files from FreeMind that have been inserted into slides. By learning how to do this you will be able to create even more impressive PowerPoint presentations than those you have made in the past. This new skill is another tool to be added to your tool belt. Here are the specific instructions for what to include in your PowerPoint.
 * PowerPoint Instructions: **
 * One slide will contain a topic (center) node that contains the word “Conquistadors.” From the topic node, there should be three branches leading to three separate nodes. What text is found in those nodes will come from the //List The Examples// worksheet. You will use the bold text from item numbers 1, 3 and 5 to enter in the three nodes. From those three nodes, you will create two new branches leading to separate nodes. The text that you will type in those six (total) nodes comes from your responses on the worksheet. **This** is how the mind map would appear at this point.[[image:Example_Map.jpeg width="800" height="250"]]
 * Note, you are required to have at least two nodes at the end of the outermost branches but try and add more if you can. In your notes, you likely have enough information to create many more nodes than two on the outermost branches.
 * You will now repeat the exact same process on another slide. The (center) topic node will still say “Conquistadors.” However, the text that you will enter into the three nodes that branch-out from the topic node will come from item numbers 2, 4 and 6 on the //List The Examples// worksheet. Again, you will need to create at least two separate branches that branch-out from each of the three nodes. So, the format of the mind map will look the same as the mind map on the first slide. Try to challenge yourself by adding at least one additional outermost branch with node, same as with the first mind map.
 * The rest of the slides in your PowerPoint do not need to have images of FreeMind mind maps in them. For the other slides, you will create normal slides that present the rest of the information which comes from the //Graphic Organizer// worksheet. Those six slides should have one of the six questions atop the slide and then a bulleted list of answers. If you’d like, you may create a maximum of one out of the required remaining slides that features mind map images. If you do that, the slide format must be the same as the other two required slides that feature mind map images. Since that additional slide, with mind map images, will cover three of the questions and answers from the //Graphic Organizer// worksheet, you’d only need to create three slides with bulleted lists. And, the last slide to create for the PowerPoint would be the title slide, which should be the first slide of your presentation.
 * Besides these directions, it’s **mostly** up to you to decide how to create your PowerPoint. For example, you can choose which design template, font style and Clip Art images to use.
 * Please include at least 3 appropriate Clip Art images.
 * Please look at the Evaluation page for exactly how your presentation will be graded.


 * Reminder: **
 * When you’re finished with your FreeMind mind map files, you need to save them as images! To do this, Click File- Export- As JPEG and then choose the location where you wish to save the files. **

Congratulations on completing your project!