Microsoft offers PowerPoint to educators at a discounted price. Resources designed in PowerPoint also convert to a sleeker, more professional looking PDF document because you can easily fill the entire page without being limited by margins.

Microsoft PowerPoint is a go-to software for many teacherpreneurs because it allows you to format worksheets, printables, presentations and other classroom resources using the Microsoft interface that you have likely used at work or at home.Īdding clip art, tables and text boxes in PowerPoint is much easier than using a word processing program like Microsoft Word, which limits you ability to move objects around freely. Know that it is entirely possible to create classroom resources with alternative programs, but not nearly as efficient or cost-effective. The two programs I will be highlighting are easy to learn and fairly inexpensive when compared to other design programs. In this tutorial, I’m going to share with you a few recommended programs that will help you design classroom resources that are professional, visually appealing and accessible to a wide audience. (03:01) Following School District Guidelines When Creating (02:13) The Risks of Not Using Adobe Acrobat Pro (01:43) Why You Should Use Adobe Acrobat Pro (00:40) Why You Should Use Microsoft PowerPoint Enjoy your summer and (hopefully) these video tutorials. There are so many creative minds in the teaching world and sharing your content with educators has an amazing impact on the lives of students. My greatest hope is that this video series inspires you to join our TPT seller community if you haven’t already. Posting the videos here on the blog is the most effective way for me to deliver the video content to other TPT sellers. My traditional monthly posts will be sprinkled in the sea of teacherpreneur-focused posts during June, July, and August. For many Core Inspiration readers, this content will be irrelevant, for that I apologize.

For those of you who aren’t familiar with Teacher Creator’s Toolbox, you can learn more about it here.Īs a result of the decision to post all 20 videos this summer, you will notice an increase in the number of blog posts. When I emailed the Toolbox community to inform them I would be shutting down the site to focus my resources solely on Core Inspiration, I received several encouraging emails from users who inspired me to post the videos here. Teacher Creator’s Toolbox is a comprehensive guide to help you succeed as a seller in the TPT marketplace. This summer, I will be releasing all 20 Teacher Creator’s Toolbox videos here on the Core Inspiration blog.

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