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Kathy’s Ed2Go Online Classes

Online education is fun with Kathy!

PowerPoint and Keyboarding Classes

New sections of my PowerPoint and Keyboarding classes start Wednesday, January 15. New sections start monthly…February 12, March 18, April 15, etc. I’d love to hear from you in one of my classes!
You can find more information about my classes here
https://2educateyou.com/classes-i-t…/education-to-go-classes/

Kathy Van Pelt

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How to Upload a PDF File to Your WordPress Blog

How to Upload a PDF File to Your WordPress Blog

by DON CAMPBELL · 4 COMMENTS

Have you ever wanted to make a PDF file available for download on your WordPress blog or website?

For example, maybe you want to make your patient pre-visit form available on your website so new patients can print it off at him and fill it in before coming to the office.

This video shows you how to use the “Add Media” button in the WordPress editor to upload an Adobe PDF file and link to it from a WordPress Page or WordPress Post.

You could also do this for a Word document, Powerpoint presentation, or any other type of file you want to make available on your blog.

via How to Upload a PDF File to Your WordPress Blog.

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How to Add YouTube Videos to WordPress

 

This video explains how to add a YouTube video to WordPress.org  (by competenowwebtips) with the YouTube Shortcode plugin. I used the instructions in the  video to create this post.

You can insert a YouTube video by pasting the video’s URL into your post; but the YouTube Shortcode plugin gives you more options. It works really well!

 

Kathy

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Create a SmartArt Graphic in PowerPoint 2010 or 2007

SmartArt Graphics

This feature allows you to use shape, color, pictures, and text to make a point visually in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2010 (and 2007).

One way to work with this feature is to use the SmartArt button on the Insert tab. Another way is to use the Insert SmartArt Graphics button on a Title and Content slide layout in PowerPoint.

If you have existing text that you’d like to convert to SmartArt, select the text, and then click the Convert to SmartArt button in the Paragraph group on the Home tab.

There are over 80 SmartArt graphics to choose from in the SmartArt Gallery! The categories include List, Process, Cycle, Hierarchy, Relationship, Matrix, Pyramid, Picture, and Office.com.

Here’s a short video I created showing you two ways to create a SmartArt graphic in PowerPoint 2010:

Please post your questions or comments below.

Thanks!

Kathy
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