PowerPoint Lesson 11
Creating
a Multimedia Presentation
Creating
a Multimedia Presentation :
To
automate the show, for controlling the presentation, the speaker
will use the mouse to move from slide to slide. Otherwise, the
slide show can be run continuously as a demonstration or informational
display.
Select
<Open
An Existing Presentation>
PowerPoint Core Lesson
Sample File 11
PowerPoint
Core Lesson 11 : Movie1
PowerPoint Core Lesson
11 : Movie2
PowerPoint Core Lesson
11 : Sound1
Open
<PowerPoint
Core Practice> folder
Click 11 PPT
Lesson
Save the presentation
as
IPR
Company Pres 11
in
the
<My
Documents>
folder.
- Insert
Sounds in a Presentation
You can make a presentaton more interesting by adding sounds
to accompany slide transitions, by inserting sounds as objects which
you can then change and edit. You can insert sounds from the
Microsoft Clip Gallery or from a file by double-clicking a media
placeholder or by clicking the Sound Command on the Insert menu.
Select Slide
1
Click <Slide
Show> <Slide Transition>
Click <Sound>
down arrow
Click Applause
Alternatively
More Sound from Sound Files
Click <Sound>
down arrow
Click <Other
Sound>
Select Sound
Files from
folders
Click <Apply>
Click
<Slide
Show> button
Select Slide
10
Click
<Insert>
<Movies And Sounds>
Select <Sound
From Gallery>
Select
<Sound>
tab in Insert Music dialog box for Music Sound Category
Alternatively
Select <Sound
From File>
Select Sound
Files from
folders
- Insert
Movies in a Presentation
You can play movies during a presentation, which operate the
same way as sounds with the insertion of movie from the Microsoft Clip
Gallery or from a file by double-clicking a media placeholder
or by clicking the Movie Command on the Insert menu.
Select Slide
13
Click <Insert>
<Movies And Sounds>
Select <Movie
From Gallery>
Select
<Motion
Clips> tab in Insert Movie dialog box for Business Category
Click Arrowhit
Click <Play
Clip> button
Alternatively
Select
<Movie
From File>
Select Movie
Files from
folders
- Play
Sounds or Movie in a Slide Show
To play a movie or sound in Slide show view, you need to adjust
the play settings
so that powerPoint plays the movie with the playback options
that you set in the Play options dialog box. You can change the
action settings by moving the mouse over the object intead of
clicking the object.
Click <Outline>
pane
Select Slide
2 Right
Click
Click <Custom
Animation>
Click
sound
icon Right
Click
Click <OK>
Click
<Slide
Show> button
Move the pointer to the sound icon to play
<Esc>
Stop
- Set
Slide Timings
Slide
timings
refers to the length of time that a slide appears on the screen.
You advance the slide show in one of two ways : automatic
advance
(set
with timing feature);
or manual
advance
(operate
with a mouse).
Click <Slide
Sorter View> button
Right
Click, Select <Slide
Transition>
Type 2 at the
<Automatically
After> box
Click
<Apply
To All>
Start Slide
1
Click
<Slide
show> button
<Esc> Stop
- Set
Rehearsed Slide Timings
You can set slide timings by using the Reherse timings button.
You can rehearse
a slide show and adjust the timings appropraitely for each
slide during the rehearsal.
Click <Slide
Sorter View> button
Click
<Slide
Show>
Select <Rehearse
Timings>
The slide time begins running as soon as the first slide appears.
Click the mouse in the next button or right arrow to the next
slide. If the time is inadequate, click the Repeat button or
reverse arrow.
At the end of the slide rehearsal, a confirmation dialog box
appears with the total time for the slide show.
Click
<Yes>
Save
the new slide timings
- Record
a Narration in a Slide Show
You can add
vioce narration or sound in a slide show (you need a sound card and a
microphone).
Select Slide
1 at <Slide
view>
Click <Insert>
<Movies and sounds>
Click
<Record
Sound>
Type Slide
1 Welcome
at the Name
box
Click <Record>
button
Record "Welcome
to Impact Public Relations, your experienced complete PR firm!"
Cilck <Stop>
button
Cilck <play>
button
Click <OK>
a sound
icon
appears
Click
<Slide
Show>
Select <Record
Narration>
Click
<OK>
Right
Click anywhere
on the screen
Click <Pause
Narration>
Click
<Resume
Narration>
<Esc> Stop
- Create
a self-navigating Presentation
Self-running
slide shows
are a great way to communicate information without having to
have someone available to run the show. You might want to set
up a presentation to run unattended in a kiosk at a trade show.
Click <Slide
Show>
Click
<Set
Up Show>
Click
<Browsed
at a kiosk>
When
you click this option, the Loop Continuously Until <Esc>
button
Click
<OK>
<Esc> Stop
Menu, Point
and click <File>:
click
Save
As
PowerPoint
Show
- Use
the Projector Wizard
When presenting to a large audience, you need a presentation
to appear on a large screen using a projection system using
the Projector Wizard.
Click <Slide
Show>
Click
<Set
Up Show>
Click <Projector
Wizard>
Follow
the information in the Projector Wizard
- Planning
a Multimedia Presentation Project
Multimedia Creation
Working with Multimedia
File Formats
Quick
Quiz
How
do you insert a sound from the Sound Gallery?
How
do you insert a movie from a file?
How do you use slide timings and the mouse to advance a slide
show?
How
do you delete a sound object in a slide?
How
do you record a comment on a single slide?
How
do you set up a slide show to run continuously?
Exercise
1
Open
the presentation IPR
Company Pres 11
in the Lesson11 folder in the PowerPoint core Practice folder,
and change the slide transition sound to Clapping, set all the
slide timings to 4 seconds, set reearsed slide timings, play
the slide show, and the save as PowerPoint Show file.
Exercise
2
Open
the presentation IPR
Company Pres 11
in the Lesson11 folder in the PowerPoint core Practice folder,
and delet the graphic on slide 5, insert a movie or sound from
the Microsoft clip gallery related to the slide content, change
the animation settings to play during a slide show, create a
self-navigating presentation, play the slide show, and then save
as PowerPoint Show file.
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Koh : We
completed on the New
Knowledge and Skills in
PowerPoint
Lesson 11.
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