1. Score Board Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six
Team Seven
Team Eight
Score Board
Combine text boxes with text to create a static/manual score board

2. Timer Bar
Sorry! You’re time is up!
See how-to video

3. Pop-up Boxes
Use popup boxes to apply the contiguity principle when combing text & graphics
Place a ‘no fill’ action button over graphic image, group them, then animate the grouped button with emphasis

4. Spin wheel 50 45 25 15 100 55 75 10 65 Spin Wheel The Big Wheel
Spin Wheel

5. Drag & Drop (uses the dragdrop macro – does not work on ppt 2007+)
Right mouse click on a game piece and select Hyperlink. You will see that click has been assigned to run the macro named “dragdrop”. This macro does NOT work in Powerpoint
However, you can move pieces by viewing slide in edit mode.
See introduction to writing macros in Visual Basic in MS Office applications at

6. Using the Exit animation following every mouse click on a specific square

7. Drag & drop http://www.deadgekko.co.uk/downloads.htm
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Right mouse click on a game piece and select Hyperlink. You will see that click has been assigned to run the macro named “dragdrop”. This macro does NOT work in Powerpoint
However, you can move pieces by viewing slide in edit mode.

8. Connect 4 Drag & Drop http://www.deadgekko.co.uk/downloads.htm
Right mouse click on a game piece and select Hyperlink. You will see that click has been assigned to run the macro named “dragdrop”. This macro does NOT work in Powerpoint
However, you can move pieces by viewing slide in edit mode.

9. Score box Wrong answer Right answer 10 Yes Reset score
The action buttons in this slide use the Visual Basic Macros (see below) to change the score displayed in the scorebox. Reveal developer menu option. Then select Developer/Macros/Edit to see macros in the Visual Basic Editor
Sub pointSubstract()
score = Val(ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.Slide.Shapes("scorebox").TextFrame.TextRange.Text)
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.Slide.Shapes("scorebox").TextFrame.TextRange.Text = score - 1
End Sub
Sub pointAdd()
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.Slide.Shapes("scorebox").TextFrame.TextRange.Text = score + 1
If score => 10 Then MsgBox "You win!"
Sub Resetscorebox()
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.Slide.Shapes("scorebox").TextFrame.TextRange.Text = 0
To assign a name a textbox , click Home/Select/SelectionPane. Select the object you wish to assign a name, and double click that object listed in the Selection pane to insert the object’s new name.
Code written by Allan Jeong, February 2010
Learn how to write macros in Visual Basic in MS Office applications at

10. Place Your Multiple Choice Question Here
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11. Roll Dice (not working)
Roll Die
By Allan Jeong, Florida State University 2009

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