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H - : U MS P P P C C A: Ands ON Sing Ower Oint Resentation To Reate Ustom Nimations

1. PowerPoint allows users to add animations to slides to enhance presentations. Animations can be added to text, objects, or entire slides and include options like entrance, emphasis, and exit effects. 2. Custom animations can be created using motion paths to move objects along lines, arcs, turns, or other paths between locations on a slide. 3. Hyperlinks in PowerPoint allow users to link text or objects to other slides, presentations, web pages, email addresses, or files. This provides an easy way to navigate between related content.

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H - : U MS P P P C C A: Ands ON Sing Ower Oint Resentation To Reate Ustom Nimations

1. PowerPoint allows users to add animations to slides to enhance presentations. Animations can be added to text, objects, or entire slides and include options like entrance, emphasis, and exit effects. 2. Custom animations can be created using motion paths to move objects along lines, arcs, turns, or other paths between locations on a slide. 3. Hyperlinks in PowerPoint allow users to link text or objects to other slides, presentations, web pages, email addresses, or files. This provides an easy way to navigate between related content.

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HANDS-ON: USING MS

POWERPOINT
PRESENTATION TO
CREATE CUSTOM
ANIMATIONS
ADDING AN ANIMATION

Slide animation is a moving computer graphic


effects that can be added to the text, object or the
entire slide.
1. Click the Animation tab and go to the Advance
Animation group.

Animation Tab

add
animation
2. Select the animation from the list of options grouped as
entrance, emphasis and exit.
Entrance and Emphasis

Entrance

Emphasis

Exit and Motion Paths


Exit

Motion Paths
CREATING CUSTOM ANIMATION
 You can animate objects to add visual interest to your
presentation.
1. Zoom out the slide in order for you to see the
outside part of the slide.
2. Draw an oval and bring it outside of the slide.

Animations

Motion Path
3.On the Animation
group, click the drop-
down arrow to see the 3
available tools
grouped as
Entrance,
Emphasis, Exit, and
Motion Paths.
4. On the Motions
Paths, select
Custom Path.
5. Click from the 4
object and draw a line
of path.
6.Double click the end
of the line where the
shape will rest.
7. You can also select the present motion path such
as Lines, Arcs, Turns, Shapes, and Loops.
HYPERLINKING
IN
PRESENTATION
Creating a hyperlink to a slide in the same
presentation
Hyperlink allows you to go to the other slides in the same
or another presentation, web page, and even to email
address.
1. Click the text where you want to create a hyperlink.
2. Click the Insert Tab, go to the Links group and click
the Hyperlink button.
3. On the Hyperlink dialog box, select Page in This
Document.
4. Select the page where you want to go when the text
with hyperlink _____.
5. Click OK.
Hyperlink 2

Insert
hyperlink

5
Creating a hyperlink to a slide in a different
presentation
If you add a link to a presentation, be sure to place the
linked presentation to the same folder as you your main
presentation.
1.Go to Normal view, select the text or the object that you
want to use as a hyperlink.
2.On the Insert tab, go to the Links group and click
Hyperlink.
3.Under Link to, click Existing File or Web Page.
4. Locate the presentation that contains the slide that you
want to link to.
5. Click Bookmark, and then click the title of the slide
that you want to link .
Creating a hyperlink to an email address

1.Go to Normal view, select the text or the object that you
want to use as a hyperlink.
2.On the Insert tab, go to the Links group and click
Hyperlink.
3.Under Link to, click E-mail address.
4. In the E-mail address box, type the e-mail address that
you want to link.
5. In the Subject box, type the subject of the email message.
Creating a hyperlink to a page or file on the
Web
1. Go to Normal view, select the text or the object that you
want to use as a hyperlink.
2. On the Insert tab, go to the Links group and click
Hyperlink.
3. Under the Link to, click the Existing file or Web
Page, and then click Browse the Web.
4. Locate and select the page or file that you want to link
and click.
INTEGRATING
IMAGES AND
EXTERNAL
MATERIALS IN
MS WORD
Inserting a Picture
You may insert your
pictures from your file or 1
search for more pictures
from the Internet and
place them in your
document.
1. Click the Insert tab,
go to the
Illustration group
and click the
2. When the Insert 2
picture dialog box
appear click the
drop-down arrow in 3
the Look in box to
choose the directory
where your picture is
3. Click the picture and
click Insert.
EMBEDDED FILES AND DATA

Inserting a file in MS Word


1. Open the document you want a file embedded and
click on the location in the document where you
want the file to be embedded.
2. On the ribbon, click the insert tab, go to the Text
group, and select object,______and locate the file
that you want to embed.
3. On the object dialog box, that will appear, select
Create from File tab and click the browse
____button.
4. On the Browse dialog box, select the picture or
document that you want to embed and click Open or
Insert button and file or picture will embed on your
document.
HANDS-ON: USING MS
EXCEL FOR
COMPUTATIONS
ADVANCE AND COMPLEX FORMULAS AND
COMPUTATIONS

A formula can also contain any or all of the


followings: Functions, References, Operations, and
Constants. Always start the formulas with an
equal = sign.

Parts of a Formula
Functions The P1()functions returns the value of pi: 3.1416…
References A8 returns the value in cell A8
Constants Numbers or text values entered directly into a formula, such as 7,6,1
The ^ (caret) operator raises a number to a power.
The * (asterisk) operator multiplies a numbers
Operators
The + (plus) operator a numbers
The - (minus) operator subtract a number
FUNCTIONS ARE BUILT-IN FORMULAS YOU CAN USE TO
MAKE YOUR WORKSHEET CONSTRUCTION EASIER.

EXCEL FUNCTIONS

=SUM Calculates the sum of the values of a range of cells

=AVERAGE calculates the arithmetic mean of a range of cells or values

=MAX gives the maximum value in a range of cells or values

=MIN gives the minimum value in a range of cells or values

=COUNT counts the number of cells in a range of cells or values

shows a series of calculations using the same formula but a different value for each calculation to
=IF determine whether the formula is true or false

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