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Animation To create an animation there has to be on object (text or graphic) and a path for it to follow and for them to be linked together. Task 9 Insert a graphic on a page. Use one of the drawing tools and draw the path to be followed. Select the graphic then select the path (double click left button on graphic then click the right button on the path so they are both selected). Click on the links button then on the animate tab on the links window. Check to ‘Follow over’ box. The graphic should move over the path. If you select path and make the line colour “None” then you will see object move without the path being visible. Note If one graphic needs to sit on top of another, select it then choose Tools, Higher. Talking Books: Task 10 Insert more pages by clicking on Edit, Pages, Insert pages. Type some text on the second page (eg. page2). Select, click on links, Bookmark. Type in a bookmark name one word eg two) and click bookmark name box. Click on link graphic on page 1 (eg.the shark picture). Find two in Jump to bookmark window. Now test your link by clicking on the shark. This idea can be used to create multiple pages of your book – a young child can now have your book read out aloud to them and they are able to move to the next page at their own rate. Don’t forget to add some multimedia effects. You can add page numbers and graphic to every page if wish. Click where you want the page number to appear, then click on Tools, Insert Page Numbers, and first option. Then select the “1”, click Other, Header and Footer, All Pages. Repeat for a graphic which you want on every page. Copy/Paste You can select any text or object and then click on copy icon. Click where you want this to be pasted and click on paste icon. 4
Other features. Look at File, Examples – Paint, Database, Spreadsheet and Presenter folders contain examples demonstrating ways to integrate features into the curriculum. Paint Note: Can open either Graphics toolbar or Paint toolbar but not both at the same time. Eg Database Eg Using the Database wizard, it is very easy to create a collection of fields to contain text information or a picture. (Students first need to plan what fields will be appropriate). The student then has to research the details of the relevant creatures (or whatever) and create a record for each. It is possible to then use the database to look up organisms, do a query on a particular feature or generate a table based on those records. (Note that the toolbar icons now relate to the use of the database). 5
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