There are four options to put your PowerPoint Presentation into your WebCT course.

Converting to a PDF (Portable Document Format) - Recommended Requires viewer to have Adobe Acrobat Reader (free) Advantages Embeds fonts, meaning that it's easier to ensure that your presentation's appearance doesn't change depending on what fonts are available on the system where it's viewed. The document can be saved with the following options: No Printing No Changing the Document No Content Copying or Extractions, Disable Accessibility No Adding or Changing Comments and Form Fields Password Required to Open Document Password Required to Change Permissions and Passwords PowerPoint Presentations can be converted to lecture handouts Disadvantages Supports page-to-page transitions but not animation, so all of your animations in PowerPoint will be lost when you convert to PDF. Any audio/video clips or links will not work unless added to the PDF file. PDF files displayed in the WebCT Content Module do not allow Student Tracking by module title. Instructions -- Please check with your academic department to see if they offer PDF conversion. Do have Adobe Acrobat Do not have Adobe Acrobat   Save as HTML Does not require the user to have PowerPoint or PowerPoint Viewer. Advantages Can be viewed in any browser. Do not need to have PowerPoint or PowerPoint Viewer Not easily copied Disadvantages More time consuming Loss of PowerPoint features Instructions PowerPoint 2007   Save as a PowerPoint Show This requires the user to have the PowerPoint Program or PowerPoint Viewer (free). Advantages Saves time Maintains most PowerPoint features Disadvantages Works best in Internet Explorer Easily copied Instructions PowerPoint 2007   Save as PowerPoint Presentation ( ___.ppt ) PowerPoint Show opens in the browser in Internet Explorer. Needs to be opened in PowerPoint when viewed in Netscape and Firefox. Advantages Saves time Maintains PowerPoint features Disadvantages Works best in Internet Explorer Easily copied Instructions PowerPoint 2007