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TLE 9

HYPERLINKS AND ACTION 4TH QUARTER


WHAT ARE HYPERLINKS?
• Hyperlinks are connections that link an object, such as text,
shape, or image on a slide in PowerPoint, to another slide,
document, or a web page. They enable seamless navigation
within a presentation or to external resources.

• Hyperlinks facilitate interactive presentations by allowing


users to jump back and forth between specific slides, access
additional resources, or navigate to related content.
TYPES OF HYPERLINKS

• Internal Hyperlinks: These connect to different slides


within the same presentation, enabling easy navigation
and organization of content.

• External Hyperlinks: These link to web pages, email


addresses, or other documents, expanding the scope of
information accessible during a presentation.
IMPORTANCE OF HYPERLINKS IN
EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS
• Enhanced Interactivity: Hyperlinks make educational
presentations more engaging by providing students with
direct access to relevant content, resources, and references.

• Facilitated Learning: They enable educators to structure


presentations in a non-linear format, allowing students to
explore topics at their own pace and delve deeper into
specific areas of interest.
ADVANTAGES OF USING HYPERLINKS
• Efficient Navigation: Hyperlinks streamline the navigation
process, making it easier for both educators and students to
access specific sections or external resources.

• Interactive Learning: By incorporating hyperlinks,


educators can create interactive learning experiences that
encourage active participation and exploration.
HOW TO CREATE HYPERLINK IN A
PRESENTATION
1.Select the content: Choose the text, image, or shape on your slide that
you want to act as the hyperlink.
2.Insert hyperlink menu: Locate the option to insert a hyperlink. This is
usually found within an "Insert" tab or by right-clicking on the chosen
element.
3.Define the link: A menu or dialog box will appear where you can specify
the destination of your hyperlink. There are typically options to link to:
1. Webpages: Enter the full URL of the website you want to direct viewers to.
2. Slides within the presentation: Link to a specific slide within the current
presentation for easy navigation.
3. Documents: Create a link to open another document on the user's device.
4. Email addresses: When clicked, this will open the user's default email program
with the address pre-filled.
3. Customize the appearance (optional): You can often edit the text that will be displayed on the slide as the hyperlink.
This is usually different from the actual URL.

4. Apply and test: Once you've defined the link and any customizations, confirm your changes. Preview your presentation
in slideshow mode to ensure the hyperlinks function correctly.

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