1. Microsoft PowerPoint Animation （ Ver. 2010 ） NTU Toastmasters

2. Index Part#1: Fundamentals Part#2: Simple Animations

3. Fundamentals #1: Textboxes

4. Horizontal Textbox Vertical Textbox This is a For Example:

5. Fundamentals #2: Customized Template

6. Do you think this is annoying? (at least I do :P)

7. Fundamentals #2: Customized Template Modify the pages you desired, by removing default textboxes or adding images.

8. Fundamentals #2: Customized Template I’m adding a “Quarter Note” to the background, in the Template Setup. Strongly Recommended: Do Not Edit This One!!!

9. Fundamentals #2: Customized Template Appling Template to your Slides.

10. This image is not “Selectable” from Slide Design. You Can’t Touch Me ^.<

11. Fundamentals #3: Short-Cut Keys

12. What is there besides “ctrl+c” and “ctrl+v” for copy and pasting :D? Useful Keys: Esc – Quick Selection Ctrl – Copy or Resize and Fixed Position Shift – Resize with Fixed Ratio

13. Fundamentals #3: Short-Cut Keys Pressing the “esc” key.

14. Fundamentals #3: Short-Cut Keys “Ctrl” Key as Copy “Shift” Key as Resizing in Fixed Ratio

15. Fundamentals #4: Image Tools

16. After selecting an image, this will show up. Try it.

17. Fundamentals #4: Image Tools Quick Color Modification.

18. Fundamentals #4: Image Tools Image Layer Setup Right Click

19. Fundamentals #4: Image Tools Observe the difference between these two images.

20. Fundamentals #4: Image Tools Method #1 Method #2 Then click on the white background.

21. Fundamentals #5: Customized Images

22. Inserting a heart

23. Fundamentals #6: Object Distribution

25. Practice Time !!! Think how to rearrange these rainbow bars.

26. Fundamentals #7: Merging Objects

27. Select the Objects desired to merge, and press “Merge.”

28. Fundamentals #7: Merging Objects Before and After “Merging,” click to see the difference!!!

29. Fundamentals: Putting Things Together

30. Time for Quiz !!!

31. Fundamentals: Putting Things Together Time for Quiz !!! I love Sandwich

32. Index Part#1: Fundamentals Part#2: Simple Animations

33. Simple Animations #1: Opening Setup

34. Opening Animation Setup

35. Simple Animations #1: Opening Setup Playing Animation

36. Simple Animations #2: Appearing

38. It’s now your turn.

39. Simple Animations #2: Appearing Is yours like:

40. Simple Animations #3: Disappearing

42. It’s now your turn.

43. Simple Animations #3: Disappearing Is yours like:

44. Simple Animations #4: Movements

46. It’s now your turn.

47. Simple Animations #4: Movements Is yours like:

48. Simple Animations #5: More Animations

49. More Animating Options

50. Simple Animations #6: Time Frames

51. Play after Pressing the Slide Play Simultaneously Play After The Previous Animation Right clicking the Animation Setup, displays the following:

52. Simple Animations: Putting Things Together

53. SGD

54. SGD

55. More Designed Animation Samples

56. Sample #1: Animating with Timing Study Group and Discussion: 2012 Spring

57. P woer P oin T The Principle of Design

58. Sample #2: Animating with Customized Images Designed Meeting: 2011 Fall

59. ToastMasters CollegeInstitution

60. Sample #3: Text Animation Table Topic: 2011 Fall

61. Question #1 “If you rest, you rust.” This is a biased statement, and somehow mistaken. Why or why not, do you think this is mistaken. (You may use the samples above as reference.) For example: Resting is a step to accomplish a further goal.Man is not a machine, and even machine needs maintenance.Haste makes waste.

62. Sample #4: Full Screen Animation MVP Introduction: 2012 Spring

63. NTU Toastmasters