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Unit 1.3 Introduction to Programming (Part 3)

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Introduction to Programming

Unit 1.3 - Process and Information Layout

Presentation 3

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Objectives

At the end of this presentation, you will be able to:

• Create simple presentations

• Publish the presentation as web page

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Presentation Information Layout

• Helps in creating presentations.

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Understanding the Interface

Slide Working Area

Notes Window

Slides and Outline Tabs

Views

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Single .ppt Slide

• A presentation may contain a single or multiple slides.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to create a simple presentation.

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Multiple .ppt Slides

• When you are creating the presentations, you will be using more than one slide.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to insert a new slide.

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Lab Exercise

9. Create a presentation with the following specifications and identify the change in code:

• The presentation must include 3 slides in it. • The first slide must have the title as Animals.• The second slide must have the title as

Carnivorous.• The third slide must have the title as

Herbivorous.

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Lab Exercise

• Insert two slides between the 2nd and 3rd. • Title them as Lion and Tiger.• Similarly insert two slides after Herbivorous. • Title them as Elephant and Horse.• Insert a slide after Animals and title it as What

is an Animal?

• Add the following text in it.

Animal is a living creature different from Plants and Humans.

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Lab Exercise

It can be categorized as:

Carnivorous

Herbivorous

• On the Carnivorous slide, type the following text.

Carnivorous is a flesh-eating animal.

• On the Herbivorous slide, type the following text.

Herbivorous is a plant-eating animal.

• Save the presentation and name it as Animals.

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Lab Exercise

• Save the presentation and name it as Animals.

• View the slide show.• You can now close the presentation and exit

from the application.

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Lab Exercise

Slide arrangements are as follows:

Slide 1 - Title Slide – Animals

Slide 2 - What is an Animal?

Slide 3 - Carnivorous

Slide 4 - Lion

Slide 5 - Tiger

Slide 6 - Herbivorous

Slide 7 - Elephant

Slide 8 - Horse

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Design Template

• Template refers to preset format.

• Design template is a file, which contains all the preset formats for a presentation.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to add design template to the existing presentation.

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Activity 1.3.10 (a)

1. Perform the following steps;

Step 1: Open the PowerPoint application.Step 2: Choose From Design Template

from the New Presentation task pane.

Step 3: Choose the Design Template Glass Layers form the Slide Design task pane.

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Activity 1.3.10 (a)

Step 4: Include another slide to the

presentation and observe the

template.

Step 5: Save the presentation as

My_Template.ppt and close.

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Activity 1.3.10 (b)

1. Perform the following steps;

Step 1: Open My_Template.ppt presentation.

Step 2: Switch to Slide Design task pane by

choosing Format Slide Design.

Step 3: Choose Curtain Call template.

Step 4: Save the presentation.

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Slide Layout

• Slide layout will show how things are arranged on a slide.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to apply slide layout for a slide.

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Activity 1.3.11

1. Perform the following steps:

Step 1: Open My_Template presentation.

Step 2: Insert three new slides by choosing

Insert New Slide.

Step 3: Select the first slide.

Step 4: Choose Format Slide Layout

and apply Title Only layout

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Activity 1.3.11

Step 5: Similarly, apply Title, Text and Clip

Art layout for the second slide.

Step 6: Apply Title, Media Cilp and Text

layout to the third slide.

Step 7: Apply Picture Only layout to the last

slide.

Step 8: Save the presentation and identify

the change in code.

Step 9: Close the presentation.

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Slide Master

• Slide master is an element of the design template that stores all the information about the template.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to apply slide layout for a slide.

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Inserting Pictures

• To enhance the presentation, you can insert pictures into sides.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to insert a picture in the slide.

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Lab Exercise

10. To the Animals presentation, which you have created in your previous lab session, make the following changes and identify the change in code:• On the title slide, in the subtitle text area, type the

following text:

Project done by

< Your name >

• Change the colour of the title Animals to red and that of subtitle text to blue.

• Title must be bold.

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Lab Exercise

• On the text area of Elephant slide, type the following texto A large herbivorous mammal.o A person who can remember things is referred as

Elephant.

• On the text area of Horse slide, type the following texto A hoofed mammal.o The engine power is measured in terms of horsepower.

• Move the Horse slide before Elephant and Tiger slide before Lion.

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Lab Exercise

• For rest of the slides, the title should be left align and bold.

• On the text area of Lion slide, type the following text:

o A large carnivorous mammal.

o A brave person is referred as Lion.

• On the text area of Tiger slide, type the following text:

o A large carnivorous mammal.

o An aggressive person is referred as Tiger.

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Lab Exercise

• On the Carnivorous slide, add the following note:

Some examples are Tiger, Lion and Panther.

• On the Herbivorous slide, add the following note in the notes window:

Some examples are Horse, Elephant and Giraffe.

• On the Tiger slide, add the following note in the notes window:

Mammal refers to warm-blooded animal.

• Apply the design template, Stream.

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Lab Exercise

• Change the layout of the slides with the title Tiger, Lion, Horse and Herbivorous, respectively, to Title, Content and Text format.

• Change the title font to Book Antiqua in all the slides except for the title slide.

• In the title slide, change the title colour to green.• Insert the Lion, Tiger, Elephant and the Horse

pictures in the corresponding slides from the Student data file.

• Save the presentation.• View the slide show.• Close and exit the application.

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Animating Objects

• Animation is used to bring objects to view in a sequential manner.

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Animation Schemes

• Animation Schemes are predefine set of animation effects.

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Custom Animation

• To define your own set of animation, use custom animation.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to apply animation to the presentation.

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Animating Slide Transition

• It is possible to animate slide through slide transition.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to apply slide transition.

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Lab Exercise

11. To the Animals presentation, which you have created in your previous lab session, make the following changes and identify the change in code:• Apply the effect Raise Up to the title in each

slide.• Apply the effect Unfold to the text area in each

slide. • Apply the transition effect Random Bars

Horizontal to the slides.

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Action Buttons

• Action buttons are buttons that is used for navigation purpose.

• They can also be used for creating hyperlinks.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to create hyperlink within the presentation using action buttons.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to create hyperlink to another presentation using action button.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to create hyperlink to web sites.

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Lab Exercise

12. To the Animals presentation, include the action buttons to navigate through slides and identify the change in codes.

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Pack and Go Option

• Pack and Go option helps you to pack your presentation, so that you can run the presentation on another computer.

• When you pack your presentation, other files that are linked to this presentation will automatically be included.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to pack the presentation.

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Lab Exercise

13. Pack the presentation Animals in a floppy and run it in a different machine.

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Publishing Presentation as Web Page

• You can publish the presentation as web page.

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Hands-On!

• Perform the steps to publish the presentation as web page.

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Summary

In this presentation, you learnt the following:• Presentation information layout helps in

creating presentations.• A presentation can have one or more slides.• Design template is a file, which contains all

the preset formats for a presentation.• Slide master is an element of the design

template that stores all the information about the template.

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Summary

In this presentation, you learnt the following:• Slide layout will show how things are

arranged on a slide.• Animation is used to bring objects to view in

a sequential manner.• Action buttons are used for navigation

purpose.• Pack and Go option helps to pack the

presentation, so that you can run the presentation on another computer.

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Assignment

1. What is the need for slide master?

2. How will you enhance your presentation?