Flipbook Animation in PowerPoint 2003 Using the Five Themes of Geography

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Flipbook Animation in PowerPoint 2003-- Using
the Five Themes of Geography

• Presenter Rosie A. Ochoa, Region One Senior
  Education Specialist Social Studies
• ESC 1- Laredo Satellite Office
• [phone] raochoa_at_esc1.net

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Getting Started!

• Open Microsoft Office folder
• First, click on the button
  
• (located at the bottom of your screen
  Taskbar)

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Getting Started!

• Next, select the All Programs
  button

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Getting Started!

• Choose Microsoft Office folder
  and select

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Getting Started!

• Yes, youre correct!

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New PowerPoint Presentation!
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Name and Saveyour PowerPoint Presentation

• Go to File (menu bar)
• Select Save As

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At the Save As Dialogue box, use the

• Save in defaults to-- My Documents or click on
  the upside drop down arrow (e.g., cascading menu)
  and select which location or drive (e.g., Local
  Disk C or your Removable Drive (e.g., pen
  drive).
• File name Type the name of your file and your
  name (e.g., see example below)
• Save as type It defaults on Presentation
• Click the button.

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Using the Drawing Tool Bar

• Go the View (menu bar), select Toolbars
  (cascading menu appears) and choose Drawing

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Re-position Your Drawing Tool Bar

• Drag your mouse pointer over the Drawing toolbar
  and stop when your mouse pointer changes to a
  double arrow icon.
• Click and hold the left mouse button and drag the
  Drawing toolbar to the bottom of the screen or to
  one side of your screen. The Drawing toolbar
  offers features which you may choose to use while
  creating your Flipbook Animation presentation.
  Select the black upside arrow (e.g.,
  cascading menu) for more drawing toolbar
  selections

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Select Your Background
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Background fill Apply to All or Apply to
current slide
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Background

• Select a background color that will work best
  with your picture, clipart, and/or photo.
• I selected this blue color and clicked on the
  Apply.
• If you choose Apply to All, then all of your
  slides will have an identical background.

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Choosing Slide Layout
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Slide Layout
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Apply Slide Layout

• Text Layouts
• Content Layouts
• Text and Content Layouts

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Slide Transition
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Lets Practice!
You may use a short cut Ctr M located on
your keyboard or use the toolbar that has a
button like this one.

• Insert a New Slide

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Insert a Picture
Or from your file, Scanner, Camera, Photo Album
etc
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Using Clip Art

• Type the word, ship in the Search for
• Click on Go
• Scroll through the pictures to find the ship you
  like.
• Double click on the picture and resize the
  picture to the desired place and size on your
  PowerPoint slide
• Option Search in Use the drop down list to
  select from the file or location (Clip art on
  Office Online)
• Results should be in Use the drop down list to
  select from the file or location.

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Insert or Add Text to one or more slides

• Use the Text Layout (Slide Layout), or
• Use the Text and Content Layouts

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Things to consider when creating or
Duplicating slides

• Text/Content Layout
• Background color/schemes
• Insert Picture (repositioning picture(s) or Clip
  ArtFrom file)
• Insert Sound from Clip Organizeror Sound from
  File

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Bringing it together.

• Insert New Slide
• Choice of Background Color
• Insert Picture
• Insert Sound (optional)
• Insert Text (e.g., Vocabulary Terms Five Themes
  of Geography)

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Heres a big ship
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Five Themes of Geography

• Location
• Place
• Human-Environment
• Movement
• Regions

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Manually Move Your Picture

• Using your mouse pointer, click the picture with
  the left button of your mouse and hold (see the
  anchors that surround the picture.
• Next, slide the picture to the far left side of
  the PowerPoint slide.

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Duplicate Slide(s)

• How to Duplicate Slides
• 1. Go to the menu bar and click on the Insert
  tab
• 2. Select Duplicate Slide
• 3. Using your mouse pointer, click on the picture
  and move the picture slightly to the right of the
  PowerPoint slide.
• 4. Repeat steps 1 3 until you have reach the
  desired number of slides for your flipbook
  animation

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Optional Insert Sound from Clip Organizer
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Optional Insert Sound from Clip Organizer
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Slide Transition
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Automatic Slide Transition

• Reminder Duplicate slides from start to finish,
  while manually repositioning the picture per
  slide. The Flipbook Animation of the PowerPoint
  Presentation 2003, used approximately 17 slides.
  
• Use the Advance slide feature and click the small
  check box to enable the Automatically after.
• Scroll up or down the arrow button to determine
  the automatic time frames per slide Option Use
  the Slide Sorter View to apply the time to the
  Advance slides, when applicable.

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Movement

• People, products, and ideas move from place to
  place by transportation and communication.

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Geography helps you

• To understand how people came to live where they
  do. It also helps you understand the causes and
  effects of movement.
• A cause is an action that makes something else
  happen. An effect is what happens as a result of
  an action

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Movement

• Lets Review Movement is one of the Five Themes
  of Geography

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Movement

• Besides basic transportation (e.g., car, truck,
  plane, boat) to export and import goods, what
  other examples best describe movement?

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Flipbook Animation in PowerPoint 2003-- Using
the Five Themes of Geography
Thank you Have a Great Day!

• Presenter Rosie A. Ochoa,
• ESC 1- Laredo Satellite Office
• [phone] raochoa_at_esc1.net