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Animation can help make a PowerPoint presentation more dynamic and help make information more memorable.

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Animations (Report)

Animation can help make a PowerPoint presentation more dynamic and help make information more memorable.

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Czaira Mae Bautista Cruz
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What is ANIMATION ?

• Animation can help make a PowerPoint


presentation more dynamic, and help
make information more memorable. The
most common types of animation effects
include entrances and exits. You can also
add sound to increase the intensity of your
animation effects.
• Presentation experts recommend using
animations and sound effects sparingly.
All animation in PowerPoint
can be divided into four types:

• Entrance animations are used to introduce a slide object


within a slide. If a slide was a room, and you were a slide
object. Then an entrance animation will be akin to you
entering the room.
• Emphasis animations are used to animate slide objects that
are already present on a slide. Using the same analogy as
we used for Entrance animations, you would already be in
the room, and would move from one area in the room to
another -- this would be akin to an Emphasis animation.
• Exit animations are used to animate slide objects off a slide.
So, if you were a slide object in a room (slide), then you
walking out of the room would be akin to an Exit animation.
• Motion Path animations are similar to Emphasis animations
since they are typically used to move slide objects already
on a slide. They are different from other animations though
since motion path animations cause movement set on a
path. This path could be a circle, a line, or anything else.
Apply entrance and exit
animation effects
• Select the text or object that you want to animate.
• On the Animations tab, in the Animation group, click an animation
effect from the gallery. Click the More arrow to see more options.
• To alter how your selected text animates, click Effect Options,
and then click what you want the animation to do.
• To specify the timing of the effects, on the Animations tab, use
the commands in the Timing group. For more information, see
Set the animation timing or effect options.
Apply a motion path to
text or an object
• Click the object or text to which you want to add a motion path. The path
that you apply is followed by the center of the object or text bullet.
• On the Animations tab, in the Animations group, under Motion Paths, do
one of the following:
• Click Lines, Arcs, Turns, Shapes, or Loops. The path chosen appears as
a dotted line on the selected object or text object. The green arrow
indicates the path’s beginning and the red arrow indicates its end.
• Click Custom Path. Click where you want the motion path to start.
• To draw a path of connected straight lines, move the pointer and click
where you want the line to end. Draw the next connected line by clicking
where you want it to end. Double-click at the motion’s final end point.
• To draw an irregular path, hold down the left mouse button and move the
pointer on the path that you want the motion path to follow. Double-click
at the motion’s final end point.
• To see the complete animation and sound for the slide, on the
Animations tab, in the Preview group, click Preview.
ANIMATE TEXT OR
OBJECTS
• You can animate the text, pictures, shapes, tables,
SmartArt graphics, and other objects in your
PowerPoint presentation.
• Effects can make an object appear, disappear, or
move. They can change an object's size or color.
To enlarge the video, click Play, then click the sizing
arrow . There's also a related video about animating
text.
Apply an Animation
• Select the object or text on the slide that you want to
animate.
• On the Animations tab of the ribbon, click Add Animation,
and pick an animation effect.
Change the speed of the
animation effect
• The speed of the effect is determined by the Duration setting.
• On the slide, select the animation effect that you want to change.
• On the Animations tab, under Timing options, in the Duration box, enter
the number seconds that you want the animation effect to last.

• (Maximum: 59 seconds. Minimum: .01 seconds. You can type a duration or


use the up or down arrows to select a standard incremental value.)
Change how the animation
effect starts
• On the slide, select the animation effect that you
want to change.
• On the Animations tab, under Timing options,
open the Start list, and choose one of the three
options described below:
Select To start the animation effect

On Click When you click the slide

At the same time as the previous


animation effect in the list. (One click
With Previous
starts two or more animation effects at
the same time.)

Immediately after the previous


animation effect in the list finishes
After Previous
playing. (No additional click is required
to make this animation effect start.)
Set the time between
animation effects
• The Delay option determines how much time
elapses before a specific animation effect begins—
either after you click or after a prior animation effect
concludes.
• On the slide, select the animation effect that you
want to change.
• On the Animations tab, under Timing options, in
the Delay box, specify an amount of time in seconds.
Change the order of the
animation effects on a slide
• To reorder a set of animations on a slide:
• Open the Animation pane: On the Animations
tab, in the Advanced Animation group, select
Animation Pane.
• In the Animation pane, select the animation
effect that you want to reorder.
• On the Animations tab of the ribbon, in the
Timing group, under Reorder Animation select
one of these options:
Select Move Earlier to move the effect
up one place in the animation order.
Select Move Later to move the effect
down one place in the animation order.
You can select an option multiple times, if
necessary, to move your selected effect
to the appropriate place in the animation
order.
Remove an animation
effect
• When you animate an object, a
small numerical marker appears
just to the left of that object to
indicate the presence of an
animation effect and its place in
the sequence of animations on
the current slide.
Select the numeral of the animation
that you want to remove.
Press the Delete key on your
keyboard.
For more information, see Change
or remove an animation effect.
Copy animation effects from
one object to another
• Avoid having to manually animate
several objects in the same way: Use the
Animation Painter to copy animation
effects from one object to another.
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