OBJECTIVES

At the end of the lesson, you will be able to:

• identify the advanced features of Microsoft PowerPoint,
• follow steps in adding slide transition,
• identify the steps in adding animations in Microsoft Powerpoint,
and
• give steps on how to embed audio and video into a presentation.
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WHAT’S
THE
WORD?
These are motion effects that happen during
Slide Show when you move from one slide to
the next.
These are motion effects that happen during
Slide Show when you move from one slide to
the next.

T N
These are motion effects that happen during
Slide Show when you move from one slide to
the next.

T R S O N
These are motion effects that happen during
Slide Show when you move from one slide to
the next.

T R A N S I T I O N
STRABISMUS

- also called crossed eyes is a condition

in which the eyes do not properly align
with each other when looking at an
object.
UNDERWEIGHT

– is a term describing a person whose

body weight is considered too low to be
healthy.
These are motion effects to text, pictures or
shapes on the slides.
These are motion effects to text, pictures or
shapes on the slides.

A N
These are motion effects to text, pictures or
shapes on the slides.

A N M I N
These are motion effects to text, pictures or
shapes on the slides.

A N I M A T I O N
EVAPORATIO
N
IT IS THE PROCESS OF
CHANGING LIQUID TO
GAS BY HEATING,
THEREBY
SEPARATING LIQUIDS
IN THE MIXTURE.
WINNOWIN
G
IT IS USED TO
SEPARATE HEAVIER
AND LIGHTER
COMPONENTS OF A
MIXTURE BY WIND
OR BLOWING AIR.
It means storing the files in the presentation itself. The
files become part of the presentation file even if you
move it, but it will make the presentation file larger.
It means storing the files in the presentation itself. The
files become part of the presentation file even if you
move it, but it will make the presentation file larger.

E D G
It means storing the files in the presentation itself. The
files become part of the presentation file even if you
move it, but it will make the presentation file larger.

E M E D I G
It means storing the files in the presentation itself. The
files become part of the presentation file even if you
move it, but it will make the presentation file larger.

E M B E D D I N G
•How did you find the activity?
•Have you tried using those
techniques in creating a PowerPoint
presentation?
•Is it helpful to you? Why or Why
COMPARE
AND
CONTRAST
 SLIDE TRANSITION
Slide transitions are motion effects that happen
during Slide Show when you move from one slide
to the next.
• Click the slide in the Thumbnail pane that you
want to apply a transition to.
• Click the Transitions tab.
• In the Transitions gallery, click the More options.
• Click the transition effect that you want for that
slide.
 SLIDE TRANSITION
Slide transitions are motion effects that happen during Slide Show when
you move from one slide to the next.
• Click the slide in the Thumbnail pane that you want to apply a transition to.
• Click the Transitions tab.
• In the Transitions gallery, click the More options.
• Click the transition effect that you want for that slide.
 ANIMATIONS
Animations are motion effects to text, pictures or shapes on the slides.
• Select the text or object on the slide that you want to animate.
• Click Animations tab.
• Click Add Animation in the Advanced Animation group.
• Select the animation effect. To see more effects, click More Entrance
Effects, More Emphasis Effects, More Exit Effects or More Motion Paths.
 EMBEDDING
Embedding means storing the files in the presentation itself. The files become part of the presentation
file even if you move it, but it will make the presentation file larger.
• Select the slide where you want to embed audio or video into.
• Click the Insert tab.
• In the Media group, do any of the following:
 To embed an audio, click Audio. Select Online Audio if the file you are going to embed is online.
On the other hand, select Audio on my PC if the file you are going to embed is in your computer.
 To embed a video, click Video. Select Online Video if the file you are going to embed is online. On
the other hand, select Video on my PC if the file you are going to embed is in your computer.
Remember that linking a sound or video file to your
presentation means storing them outside the presentation.
The files are not part of the presentation. Hence, the
presentation file is smaller than that of a presentation
having an embedded sound or video file. So when you
move your presentation file, make sure to move the sound
or video file as well.
 POWERPOINT MAKING
(THEMATIC)

Each group will be making a

PowerPoint Presentation with 2 slides
following transition, animation and
embedding.
 POWERPOINT MAKING
(THEMATIC)

GROUP 1 - 3 – ENGLISH SUBJECT

GROUP 4 - 6 – SCIENCE SUBJECT
GROUP 7 - 11 – MAPEH SUBJECT
   5 4 3 2 1

Content is accurate and all Content is accurate but some Content is accurate but Content is inaccurate.
required information is some required information Content is questionable.
required information is Information is not
presented in a logical is missing and/or not Information is not presented
Content missing and/or not presented presented in a logical
order. presented in a logical in a logical order, making it
in a logical order, but is still order, making it difficult
order, making it difficult difficult to follow.
  generally easy to follow. to follow.
to follow.

Presentation flows well.

Presentation flows well
and logically. Presentation
Slide Creation
reflects extensive use of
tools in a creative way.
Presentation flows well.
Some tools are used to Presentation is unorganized.
Tools are used correctly. Presentation has no flow.
show acceptable Tools are not used in a
Overall presentation is understanding. No tools used.
relevant manner.
interesting.

Transitions are smooth. Very few transitions are

Smooth transitions are used Smooth transitions are
Slide Transitions Transitions enhance the used and/or they distract No transitions are used.
on most slides. used on some slides
presentation. from the presentation.

Images are appropriate.

Pictures, Clip Art Images are appropriate. Most images are
Layout is pleasing to the Images are inappropriate. No images
Background Layout is cluttered. appropriate
eye.

Some spelling errors. Some spelling errors. Some

No spelling errors. No
Mechanics grammar errors. Text is
in authors’ own words.
Few spelling errors. Few Some grammar errors. Many spelling and or
grammar errors. Most of
grammar errors. Text is in grammar errors. Text is
Text is in authors’ own text is in authors’ own
authors’ own words. copied.
words. words.
GALLERY
WALK
 GALLERY WALK
• What group made the best PowerPoint Presentation?
Why?
• What have you observed in the PowerPoint Presentation
of your classmates?
• Do you like their PowerPoint Presentation? Why or
Why not?
 MAKE A
CONCLUSION
ABOUT THE
LESSON
1. THESE ARE MOTION EFFECTS THAT
HAPPEN DURING SLIDE SHOW WHEN
YOU MOVE FROM ONE SLIDE TO THE
NEXT.

A. TRANSITION B. HYPERLINK

C. EMBEDDING D. ANIMATION
TRY AGAIN!
VERY GOOD!
2. EXAMPLES OF THIS ADVANCE
FEATURE OF MICROSOFT POWERPOINT
ARE CUT, FOLD AND WIPE.

A. TRANSITION B. HYPERLINK

C. EMBEDDING D. ANIMATION
TRY AGAIN!
VERY GOOD!
3. THESE ARE MOTION EFFECTS TO
TEXT, PICTURES OR SHAPES ON THE
SLIDES.

A. TRANSITION B. HYPERLINK

C. EMBEDDING D. ANIMATION
TRY AGAIN!
VERY GOOD!
4. IT MEANS STORING THE FILES IN THE
PRESENTATION ITSELF. THE FILES BECOME PART
OF THE PRESENTATION FILE EVEN IF YOU MOVE
IT, BUT IT WILL MAKE THE PRESENTATION FILE
LARGER.

A. TRANSITION B. HYPERLINK

C. EMBEDDING D. ANIMATION
TRY AGAIN!
VERY GOOD!
5. EXAMPLES OF THIS ADVANCE
FEATURE OF MICROSOFT
POWERPOINT ARE APPEAR, FADE
AND FLOAT IN.

A. TRANSITION B. HYPERLINK

C. EMBEDDING D. ANIMATION
TRY AGAIN!
VERY GOOD!
 ASSIGNMENT
•Study in advance Action
Buttons in PowerPoint
Presentation.