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Title: Melissa White


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Animating and Jazzing Up PowerPoint 2007
  • Melissa White
  • REMC 13
  • mwhite_at_inghamisd.org
  • 517-244-1471
  • Updated for Power Point 2007 by
  • Jan Harding
  • Chippewa Valley Schools
  • 586-723-4051
  • Used with permission of the author

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Inserting Backgrounds from Digital Pictures
In the Design tab, choose the Background group.
Click on the arrow next to Background Styles, and
choose the picture or texture fill button. Under
Insert from choose file, and select the picture
you want to use.
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Finding Additional Backgrounds from the Internet
  • http//www.bellsnwhistles.com
  • has many backgrounds and they are all free!
    Backgrounds with a jpeg file are the best.
  • This site lists free background sites
    http//desktopPublishing.com/backg-free.html
  • Presenters University http//presentersuniversity.
    com
  • Free birthday templates
  • http//www.presentationhelper.co.uk/birthday_powe
    rpoint_template.htm

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Slide Transitions
  • Click on the Animations tab and go to the group
    that says, Transition to This Slide.
  • Choose a transition. You can apply a transition
    between each slide. You can also apply the same
    transition to all slides at the same time.
  • This is where you choose how to advance by mouse
    click or automatically with a timing inserted.
    (if you loop your show you need to choose the
    automatic timing and choose a timing.
  • Choose a sound if you want sounds between slides.

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How to use Custom Animation
  • Under the Animations tab, go to the Animations
    group and choose the Custom Animation command.
  • Select the text and animation. You can change the
    order of graphics and text at this screen.
  • You can select timings
  • It has a nice preview option so you an adjust it
    as you are working. Just click the Play button on
    the bottom of the animation window.

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Running the Show
  • Under Slide Show tab select Set Up group and the
    Set Up Slide Show command.
  • Select how you would like to run your show.
  • You can loop it continuously
  • You can choose to manually run the show or set
    timings for each slide. You choose timings under
    Slide Transition.

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Notes Page
  • Under the View tab select notes page
  • Each slide will then have a notes section that
    only you will see. Type any notes that you want
    to help you with your presentation.
  • You can also select speaker notes under view and
    type notes to yourself

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The View Tab
  • In the Color/Grayscale group, you can select
    Black and White to get a gray scale effect for
    printing or viewing your slides in black and
    white.
  • You can create templates for future slide shows
    using the slide master in the Presentation. They
    allow you to select the font and graphics that
    you would like to have on every slide. It keeps
    your slides uniform.
  • Selecting rulers and guide will allow you to
    center text and graphics using the ruler.

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How to use Word Art
Cool effects
  • Click on the tipped A in the Insert tab in the
    Text group.
  • Click on the A that represents the kind of word
    art style you would like to use.
  • Notice that you can change color, fill, outline,
    effects, etc.
  • If you click on your word art, you can use the
    rotate semicircle at the top to rotate your
    words.
  • All the formatting tools in the home tab are
    available for your word art. For example, in the
    Home Tab, Paragraph Group, your highlighted word
    art text can change direction using the Text
    Direction command.

New Word Art Options!
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How to place a box around your text
  • Create a text box first in the Insert tab using
    the Text Box command in the text group
  • In the Home tab in the Drawing group, select
    Quick Styles command. Notice the gallery of
    choices for adding color and outlines to your
    text box.
  • For a more traditional box, choose the Shape
    Outline command in the Drawing group. You can
    select the weight and style of the line you would
    like to have in your text box.

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How to Insert Shapes
  • From the Insert tab choose the Shapes command
  • To change the shape, color or size, double click
    on the shape and the Format Tab will appear at
    the top.
  • All the drawing tool options are available to
    your shape.

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Adding Shadowing to an Object
  • Select an object by clicking on it with the
    mouse. The Drawing Tools tab will appear above
    the Format Tab.
  • In the WordArt Styles group, select the Text
    Effects command. You can get really fancy and
    choose 3D effects.
  • You can also choose different colors for the
    shadows. Click Shadow Options in the Text Effects
    menu.

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This is an Shape with text typed on top of it.
Simply insert a shape, and insert a text box on
the shape to type on it.
Congratulations! You are all doing a great job
and hopefully having fun too.
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How to use the Pointer and Pen
  • When you begin your slide show (click the Slide
    Show tab for options), if you right click on your
    mouse you will bring up a toolbar with a number
    of options.
  • You can select a pen and even change the color of
    the pen
  • You can write on the screen and it is not
    permanent
  • You can choose to blacken your screen and then
    write also.
  • You can choose go to go to another slide.
  • You can choose meeting notes to write down
    something to remember later.

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How to insert sound
  • Select the Insert tab, Media Clips group. Choose
    a saved sound file or one from the clip organizer
    if the sound files have been installed
  • You can play a CD throughout your presentation.
  • You can also include your own narration if you
    have a sound card and microphone. Use the Record
    Sound command.

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Playing a CD Throughout a Presentation
  • Select the Play CD Audio Track option from the
    Sound command on the Media Clips group (again,
    use the Insert tab.
  • Select the Tracks for which you want
  • to Start and End
  • Click OK

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Inserting a sound will open up the Sound Tools
tab on the Ribbon, which will supply you with
options for timing sound volume, etc.
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Free Music Files on the Web
  • http//www.wavsource.com
  • http//www.musicloops.com/
  • http//wavcentral.com
  • http//www.dailywav.com/
  • http//www.soundrangers.com/

Edison Mary had a little lamb
Stephen Hawking
Taking Tutorials
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Making a Sound Play Throughout the Slideshow
  • Insert Sound from file under the Insert Tab
  • With the Sound icon still selected, select Custom
    Animation from the Animations Tab, Animations
    group
  • Select the drop down arrow next to your sound
    file name
  • Choose Effect Options and make your choices
  • Click on OK to close this window.

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Making a Graphic a Sound Button
  • Select the object so the handlebars are showing
  • Choose the Insert Tab, and go to the Links group.
    Select the Action command.
  • Then select Play Sound.
  • Find sound on other sound from a file and click
    OK
  • When you go to a full screen and click on the
    object it will play the sound

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How To Insert Video
  • Use the Insert tab and the Media Clips group
  • On the Movie command, choose the drop down menu.
    There you can select Movies from Clip Organizer
    to select animations to place in your Power
    Point.
  • Or select Movie from File. You can then use
  • Videos from CDs
  • Videos downloaded from web
  • Homemade videos on your hard drive

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Videos on the Web
  • Altavista Video Search
  • http//www.altavista.com
  • Quicktime Education
  • http//www.ali.apple.com/
  • Imagine the Universe
  • http//imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/features/movies
    /archive.html
  • SFU Media Index
  • http//www.sfu.ca/media-lab/vidindex2.html
  • NASA Multimedia Library
  • http//www.nasa.gov/multimedia/highlights/index.h
    tml
  • CNN
  • http//www.cnn.com

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Acceptable Video Formats
  • Quicktime (or MoviePlayer) movies
  • Quicktime VR movies
  • MPEG videos
  • Audio Video Interleave (AVI) files
  • Note All inserted movies are linked to your
    presentation. If you show your presentation on a
    different computer, remember to also copy the
    movie file when you copy the presentation. If you
    dont you will just have a picture of the poster
    frame of the movie.

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A Great PowerPoint 2007 Tutorial on the Internet
  • Go to PowerPoint in the Classroom for a wonderful
    tutorial at
  • http//www.actden.com/pp2007/index.htm
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