4. This box
here is
where you
can add
new
individual
slides to
your slide
show.
Creating a new slide
5. This box
here is
where you
can add
new
individual
slides to
your slide
show.
Creating a new slide
6. Generally
upon
opening the
powerpoint
application
a new slide
show is
This box
automatical
here is
ly
where you
generated.
can add
new
individual
slides to
your slide
show.
Creating a new slide
24. Select the area you
want to animate: For
example the text
box in your
slideshow by
highlighting the text.
How to animate!
25. Select the area you
want to animate: For
example the text
box in your
slideshow by
highlighting the text.
How to animate!
26. To add an
animation
to the
selected
text click
the
“Animate”
drop down
bar and
Select the area you
select
want to animate: For
action, in example the text
this case box in your
“Fade” slideshow by
highlighting the text.
How to animate!
27. To add an
animation
to the
selected
text click
the
“Animate”
drop down
bar and
Select the area you
select
want to animate: For
action, in example the text
this case box in your
“Fade” slideshow by
highlighting the text.
How to animate!
28. To add an
animation
to the
selected
text click
the
“Animate”
drop down
bar and
Select the area you
select
want to animate: For
action, in example the text
this case box in your
“Fade” slideshow by
highlighting the text.
How to animate!
29. To add an
animation
to the
selected
text click
the
“Animate”
drop down
bar and
Select the area you
select
want to animate: For
action, in example the text
this case box in your
“Fade” slideshow by
highlighting the text.
How to animate!
30. To add an
animation
to the
selected
If you want to add an animation to the entire
text click slide so that the whole image/text boxes fade
the into view rather then just appearng select one
“Animate” of the options listed in this tab
drop down
bar and
Select the area you
select
want to animate: For
action, in example the text
this case box in your
“Fade” slideshow by
highlighting the text.
How to animate!
32. Star:
1: Right click the
empty space.
2: In the pop up
tab that opens
select “New Slide”
to add a new slide.
3: Once this new
slide is open Right
click again on the
new slide.
4: In the pop up
tab hover over the
“Layout” option.
5: Select with slide
layout best suits
your needs.
Adding a New Slide
33. Star:
1: Right click the
empty space.
2: In the pop up
tab that opens
select “New Slide”
to add a new slide.
3: Once this new
slide is open Right
click again on the
new slide.
4: In the pop up
tab hover over the
“Layout” option.
5: Select with slide
layout best suits
your needs.
Adding a New Slide
34. To add a file to
your slide show.
1: Choose what
document you wish
to add, excel data,
image, video,
charts or graphs.
2: There’s a
seperate tab opens
where you search
for the file you
wish to upload
depending on
where you have it
stored e.g “My
Documents”, “My
Pictures”, “My
Movies”.
Adding a file
35. To add a file to
your slide show.
1: Choose what
document you wish
to add, excel data,
image, video,
charts or graphs.
2: There’s a
seperate tab opens
where you search
for the file you
wish to upload
depending on
where you have it
stored e.g “My
Documents”, “My
Pictures”, “My
Movies”.
Adding a file
36. To add a file to
your slide show.
1: Choose what
document you wish
to add, excel data,
image, video,
charts or graphs.
2: There’s a
seperate tab opens
where you search
for the file you
wish to upload
depending on
where you have it
stored e.g “My
Documents”, “My
Pictures”, “My
Movies”.
Adding a file
39. Select the area you
want to animate: For
example the image in
your slideshow by
clicking on the box.
Animating a slide with an image
40. Select the area you
want to animate: For
example the image in
your slideshow by
clicking on the box.
Animating a slide with an image
41. To add an
animation
to the
selected
text click
the
“Animate”
drop down
bar and
Select the area you
select want to animate: For
action, in example the image in
this case your slideshow by
“Fade” clicking on the box.
Animating a slide with an image
42. To add an
animation
to the
selected
text click
the
“Animate”
drop down
bar and
Select the area you
select want to animate: For
action, in example the image in
this case your slideshow by
“Fade” clicking on the box.
Animating a slide with an image
43. To add an
animation
to the
selected
text click
the
“Animate”
drop down
bar and
Select the area you
select want to animate: For
action, in example the image in
this case your slideshow by
“Fade” clicking on the box.
Animating a slide with an image
48. Click the
“Insert” tab
along the
top.
A drop down
menu opens
up with a
series of
shapes. Select
the shape you
wish to use. In
this case an
arrow.
Adding a shape.
49. Click the
“Insert” tab
along the
top.
A drop down
menu opens
up with a
series of
shapes. Select
the shape you
wish to use. In
this case an
arrow.
Adding a shape.
50. A drop down
menu opens
up with a
series of
shapes. Select
the shape you
wish to use. In
this case an
arrow.
Adding a shape.
51. A drop down
menu opens
up with a
series of
shapes. Select
the shape you
wish to use. In
this case an
arrow.
Adding a shape.
53. 1: Right Click and
hold where you want
to place the arrow.
2: Drag to how long
you want the arrow
to be and release
when satisfied.
3: Using the green
dot around the
arrow adjust what
angle your arrow
points at and adjust
until satisfied.
4: Use the yellow
dots to adjust
thickness of either
the arrow head, or
shaft of the arrow.
5: To animate select
and do as previously
illustrated. Adding a shape.
54. 1: Right Click and
hold where you want
to place the arrow.
2: Drag to how long
you want the arrow
to be and release
when satisfied.
3: Using the green
dot around the
arrow adjust what
angle your arrow
points at and adjust
until satisfied.
4: Use the yellow
dots to adjust
thickness of either
the arrow head, or
shaft of the arrow.
5: To animate select
and do as previously
illustrated. Adding a shape.
61. Add the new
arrow as in the
previous slide.
To adjust your
new arrow:
1: Select it by
clicking on it.
2: Then Right
click the selected
arrow.
3: Click on the
“Format Shape”
button in the new
pop up window.
Alternative Shapes.
62. Add the new
arrow as in the
previous slide.
To adjust your
new arrow:
1: Select it by
clicking on it.
2: Then Right
click the selected
arrow.
3: Click on the
“Format Shape”
button in the new
pop up window.
Alternative Shapes.
63. Add the new
arrow as in the
previous slide.
To adjust your
new arrow:
1: Select it by
clicking on it.
2: Then Right
click the selected
arrow.
3: Click on the
“Format Shape”
button in the new
pop up window.
Alternative Shapes.
77. Resize and place
the text box to
where you want
it and enter text.
To add an
animation to the
text box follow
similar steps as
before.
Adding a text Box
85. Along the left hand side
will appear a new tab
where you can manage
the order of animations
by dragging them to the
position you want.
You can also fade out an
animation and replace it
with a new image or text
box which makes a new
point.
Example as follows.
Advanced Animation
96. Questions?
Any recap?
Discs containing this slide show.
PDF’s of the Slides.
Hinweis der Redaktion
Presenter Notes.
It means that on my screen I can see additional information that does not appear on the projector but helps me expand upon certain points as it is visible on my computer.
Presenter Notes.
It means that on my screen I can see additional information that does not appear on the projector but helps me expand upon certain points as it is visible on my computer.
Presenter Notes.
It means that on my screen I can see additional information that does not appear on the projector but helps me expand upon certain points as it is visible on my computer.
Presenter Notes.
It means that on my screen I can see additional information that does not appear on the projector but helps me expand upon certain points as it is visible on my computer.
Presenter Notes.
It means that on my screen I can see additional information that does not appear on the projector but helps me expand upon certain points as it is visible on my computer.
Presenter Notes.
It means that on my screen I can see additional information that does not appear on the projector but helps me expand upon certain points as it is visible on my computer.
