Assignment- Web Trilogy

The Slide Show of 3

"Creating a PowerPoint like a website we is."

In this PowerPoint assignment you will create a slide show that informs the audience of a group of 3. The subject matter will be your choice that relates to your overall topic, but the three parts must relate AND you must provide information on each part.

For example, I could create a presentation on J.R.R. Tolkien's epic trilogy The Lord of the Rings. The 3 parts of my presentation is the story lines: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, The Return of the King. I could then inform the audience about the plot and major events of each part in my sideshow.

The major point of your presentation is to inform the audience about how the 3 parts relate to the whole & something they didn't know about if before your presentation. We will also be learning how to overlap text with images and shapes, and how to create links within our own presentation. Just like you are able to create different buttons that will take you to different parts of a website, we will do the same in our Power Point.

Instructions:

Here are some of your slide requirements:

1. Title Slide- Include the title of the project, your full name, grade and class).
2. Main Page/ Homepage- This will contain your 3 parts: here you will have 3 labels overlapping 3 images or shapes.
3. Info Pages- You will have 3 separate information pages. Here you will include the specifics for each part.
   • Remember- You don't want too much information. You will be presenting them, so just have the basics and you can elaborate on them when you are speaking.
4. Works Cited- You must provide sources from where you found your information.

Finished Student Examples:

Inserting a Hyperlink to another Slide in Google Slides

• Insert a text, word art, shape or a picture onto the slide that you want to be a button.
• Select that object you want to act as a button.

• Click the Insert Hyperlink button ( ) in the top toolbar.
• In the drop down box that appears, click the down arrow under the word Slides.
• Then select the slide you want the hyperlink to go to (ex: if you want the button to take you to your Homepage, then select Slide 2).
• Click the blue Apply Button.
• Test the link to see if it works properly.
• Once you create a hyperlink on an object, you can Copy it then Paste it on other slides and it should retain the hyperlink (although you should test it to be sure).

PowerPoint

Action Buttons- Step by Step:

1. On the top of the screen, click on Insert tab and select Shapes. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the section and select the action button you would like to use.
2. Click on your choice, and then in your PowerPoint page, click and drag to set the size of your button.
3. Once you let go of your mouse button, a new window will open. You will want to select the Hyperlink to choice. then move your arrow over to the down button and select Slide... from the drop down menu.
4. With this new window you can see the title of the slide AND a visual of what the slide looks like. Simply pick the slide you want the button to navigate you to. Then click OK.
5. Once your button is in your presentation, the only way to know for sure if your button works properly is to test it. Simply run your slideshow and click the button to see if it takes you to the proper slide.

Action Buttons & Hyperlink Video Help in Microsoft PowerPoint:

To see specifically what buttons you need in your PowerPoint you can also download the Button Diagram PDF below.