2. Typical PowerPoint
• This is the first list
– This is a point
– This is another point
– This is a third point
– This is yet another point
– What do you think about this point?
– How about another point
– And yet another one?
– I will try to fit one more in
– But I think that this is the most important one, but I am
running out of room on the slide, but I really want you to
see this point so I need to have it on this slide so I hope
that you can read this point because it really is
important, so here it the point for you to see and read.
3. Another Typical PowerPoint
• Cities and towns organized fire companies
and fire departments
– Groups protected cities and towns
– Benjamin Franklin
• Organized one of the first groups
• Founded first fire insurance company
6. Looking at Bullet Points
• The good and the bad
• Limit the amount of bullets
• Brevity
• Avoid A.O.
7.
8. Number is related to amount of water.
1-A rated contains equivalent of 1.25
gallons of water.
2-A rated contains equivalent of 2.5
gallons of water.
4-A rated should extinguish
approximately twice as much fire as a
2-A rated.
9. Number is based on approximate
square feet of burning fuel that can
be extinguished.
10-B rated will extinguish 10 square
feet of fire.
40-B rated will extinguish 40 square
feet of fire.
13. Here are a few ways to control the
scene when you first arrive:
1. Always look before you exit
your engine and cross a
roadway
2. Set up flares as soon as
possible
3. Get bystanders away from
the scene
4. Park the apparatus in a
manner to block the roadway
14. Here are a few ways to control the
scene when you first arrive:
1. Always look before you exit your engine and cross a roadway
2. Set up flares as soon as possible
3. Get bystanders away from the scene
4. Park the apparatus in a manner to block the roadway
15.
16. Educational Games
• PowerPoint for educational games
• Game development
• Example of a game designed in
PowerPoint
• Who Wants to be an EMT-Basic
