1. Enhancing Your Presentation with Multimedia
Chapter 5
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2. Learning Objectives Use PowerPoint’s multimedia features
Recognize different file types for multimedia objects
Add movement using animations and transitions with timed sequencing
Insert sound, music, and movie files
Record and playback narration
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3. Chapter Outline 5.1 Adding Movement and Interaction
5.2 Adding Sounds and Music
5.3 Showing Movie Clips
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4. Adding Movement and Interaction
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5. Discussion Points Slide Transition Effects Animation Schemes
Custom Animation Effects
Hyperlinks and Action Buttons
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6. Multimedia Effects Title Slide
Figure 5.1
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7. Slide Transition Task Pane
Figure 5.2
Type of movement
Speed choices are slow, medium, or fast
Provides user control or automation
Sound can be added with movement
Adds the same movement to all slides
Plays transition in full-screen view
Plays transition in Slide pane
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8. Slide Design Task Pane Figure 5.3 Animation Schemes list
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9. Custom Animation Task Pane
Figure 5.4
These items will become available once an effect is added
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10. Add Effect
Figure 5.5
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11. Add Entrance Effect Figure 5.6
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12. Custom Animation Settings
Figure 5.7
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13. Choosing Scribble to Draw
Figure 5.8
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14. Motion Path
Figure 5.8
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15. Motion Path Editable Points
Figure 5.9
Start of animation
End of animation
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16. Motion Path Editable Points
Figure 5.10
Editable points
Handles to adjust line curve
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17. Motion Path Edit Options
Figure 5.11
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18. Animation Options Figure 5.12
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19. Chart Animation Options
Figure 5.13
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20. First “By Series” Animation
Figure 5.14
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21. Text Hyperlinks Figure 5.15
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22. Action Button Hyperlinks Menu
Figure 5.16
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23. AutoShapes Hyperlink Menu
Figure 5.17
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24. AutoShapes Hyperlink Menu Buttons
Figure 5.18
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25. Self Check 5.1
In an electronic slide show, what is the difference between transitions and animations?
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26. Adding Sounds and Music
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5.2
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27. Discussion Points Sound and Music Clips Record Narration
Play Music from CD
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28. Searching for Sounds Figure 5.19
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29. Sound Thumbnails Figure 5.20
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30. Sound Message Prompt Figure 5.21
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31. Sound Options Dialog Box
Figure 5.22
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32. Play Sound Dialog Box Figure 5.23 Change from On click to
After 3 slides
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33. Record Sound Dialog Box
Figure 5.24
Play
Stop
Record
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34. Insert CD Audio Dialog Box
Figure 5.25
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35. Self Check 5.2
Describe why a presenter would use music in a presentation.
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36. Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003
Showing Movie Clips
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5.3
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37. Discussion Points Video File Formats/Movie Players
Insert Movie Clips from Clip Organizer
Insert Movie Clips from Files
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38. Movie Thumbnails Figure 5.26 Indicates animated .gif
Indicates movie file
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39. Movie Inserted From File
Figure 5.27
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40. Movie Options Dialog Box
Figure 5.28
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41. Self Check 5.3 Explain how to play a movie file in a slide show.
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42. Key Terms Action buttons animation Animation Scheme Build Clips
Chart animation
Custom animation
Frames per second (fps)
Hyperlink
Motion path animation
Movie
Narration
Transition
Windows Media Player
QuickTime
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43. Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003
Hands-On Exercises
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44. Back to Nature Title Slide/Motion Path
Figure 5.29
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45. Slide 7, Revised Text and Motion Path
Figure 5.30
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46. Slide 11 Motion Path Points
Figure 5.31
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47. Slide 2 With Photo Positioned
Figure 5.32
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48. Slide 5 with Movie Clip Figure 5.33
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49. Title Slide Booth Library Dedication
Figure 5.34
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50. Slide 2: Years of Progress
Figure 5.35
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51. Slide 3: 1898
Figure 5.36
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52. Slide 4: 1948
Figure 5.37
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53. Slide 11: 2002
Figure 5.38
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