Non-ODOT Approved Playbook Order Form
This curriculum was created primarily in Windows 7 and Microsoft Office 2010. Use of the software listed below will provide the best possible performance.
It is packed with engaging digital content. To best interact with and display content, specific hardware and software are required.
Warning
Office 2010 presentations will NOT function properly when using an earlier version of Office. Office 2010 will run in the 32-bit version of Windows XP, but the functions of this curriculum have NOT been tested using Windows XP.
Basic hardware includes
An internal or external DVD drive, digital projector, external speakers and a computer capable of running software as outlined below.
Note
Some, if not all, of the content may be useable with earlier versions of the operating systems and applications. However, those listed here are the minimum standard that this curriculum was designed and tested to work with. Some, if not all, of the content may be useable with earlier versions of the operating systems and applications. However, those listed here are the minimum standard that this curriculum was designed and tested to work with.
PC Users
a. Microsoft Office 2010 (primarily PowerPoint 2010 performs best on Windows 7 or higher).
b. Windows Media Player
c. Adobe Reader
i. Windows 7 users, Adobe Reader 10
ii. Windows 8 users, Adobe Reader 11
Mac Users
a. Microsoft Office 2011 (primarily PowerPoint 2011 requires Mac OS 10.5.8 or higher).
b. Flip4Mac
c. VLC Media Player
d. Adobe Reader 11 or higher
For Best Performance
1. If you have sufficient free space (8 GB) available on your computer's disk drive, copy the contents of the CD-ROM in its entirety to a folder on that drive.
2. Launch the Playbook from the folder you created above.
For PowerPoint Presentation
When you open a PowerPoint presentation, the default mode of the "show" mode. If a PowerPoint file opens in the traditional "template mode, this means there are instructor notes under the slides that can only be accessed in template mode.
If your computer is equipped with the correct hardware, these files can be opened in template mode and show the slide on the screen and at the same time show the notes on the PC or laptop.