Bryansk region

Sevsky district

MBOU-Lipnitskaya middle comprehensive school

Topic. Practical work. Graphics editor power point "Watch".

Purpose: 1. to teach how to create a linear presentation from several slides;

2. develop the ability to copy and edit slides;

3. cultivate interest in the subject.

During the classes.

Org. moment.

Greeting, checking those present.

Hello guys. I'm glad to see you all.

The topic of the lesson.

Today in the lesson we will do practical work in the Power Point editor.

Analysis of the conditions of the problem.

Guys, you all have a device for determining the time - this is a clock. We will draw a clock in Power Point and the hands on the clock will show the given time.

Tell me how to open the Power Point graphics editor?

(Answer: Start → Programs → Microsoft Office → Power Point.)

Explain how to select a blank slide?

(Answer: Format → Slide Layout → Blank Slide.)

So, what is given in the condition of the problem?

(Answer: Clock.)

What do we do?

(Answer: We will draw a clock.)

Search for a solution to the problem.

What are the elements of a watch?

(Answer: Case, dial, hands.)

What is the shape of the body?

(Answer: The shape of a circle.)

What type of dial is it?

(Answer: Numbers in the form of sticks are depicted on a round field.)

What shape are the arrows?

(Answer: The shape of a directed line.)

What tools will we use to draw?

(Answer: Oval, Shift + Oval = Circle, Line, Arrow, Rectangle, AutoShapes→Curly Arrows→Up/Down Arrow.)

Where are these tools located?

(On the Drawing toolbar.)

How to draw a symmetrical dial?

(Answer: First, draw in the center of the screen the intersecting horizontal and vertical lines - the axes of symmetry.)

Find repeating fragments in this picture. List them.)

(Answer: Straight lines - horizontal and vertical; divisions indicating time; clock legs.)

How to rationally draw repeating fragments?

(Answer: You need to copy repeating fragments.)

Which command actions will help change them?

(Answer: Rotate/flip group commands.)

What to do if the newly drawn object overlaps the previous one?

(Answer: You need to select the previous object, then right-click on it → Order → Bring to Front.

Guys, we need our clock to show the time consistently: 12.00, 12.15, 12.30, 12.45 and 13.00. Tell me, do we need to draw a clock again on each new slide? Explain why?

(Answer: No, you don't. We can copy 1 clock slide and make 4 more copies of this slide - 5 slides in total.)

Guys, there are several ways to copy slides.

1st way. Select the copied slide with the left mouse button. Click on it with the right mouse button. A directory appears to select from. Copy , then Insert .

2nd way. Select the copied slide by clicking the left mouse button. Then on Taskbars open item Edit , choose Copy . Then Edit→Paste.

3rd way. Select the copied slide with the left mouse button. On the Taskbars find the icon that means Copy. Activate it with one click of the left mouse button. Next to the icon Copy located icon Insert . Also activate it by pressing the left mouse button.

Our clock will show the same time on all 5 slides. How to mark the right time?

(Answer: Change the position of the arrows on the slides so that they consistently mark the time: 12.00, 12.15, 12.30, 12.45 and 13.00.

Will we be able to “wind up” our clock so that it tells the time without stopping? How to do it?

(Answer: On the taskbar, select Slide Show → Change Slide . In the Change Slide window that opens, check the box Automatically after... )

Yes, right. Set the time to 1 second (00:01) and click on the button Apply to all .

What is the key to start the presentation?

(Answer: F5.)

If there is time, students add intermediate slides to the presentation so that they mark the time 12.05, 12.10, etc.

Implementation of problem solving.

Students sit down at a computer and create a presentation.

Student: “Can I draw the hands of the clock not with the arrow tool, but with the help of AutoShapes → Curly Arrows .»

Teacher: "Yes, you can."

Summing up the lesson.

- What did we do in class today?

(Answer: They drew a clock and marked a given time on them.)

What graphics editor did you use?

(Answer: In the Power Point graphics editor.)

What problem did you solve?

(Answer: Created a presentation with a clock so that it showed different time.)

What did you learn in class today?

(Answer: Learned how to copy and edit slides.)

What will you use in other lessons?

(Answer: We will use the acquired skills of copying and editing slides when creating other presentations.)

What did you learn in class today?

(Answer: 1) use the drawing tools in the Power Point program;

2) copy and edit slides; 3) create a linear presentation from several slides.)

Homework.

Be able to create a linear presentation from several slides.

Practical work: "Running clock"

1. Through the Program item start the main menu PowerPoint. Create new presentation A that contains an empty slide.
2. Using the toolbar drawing draw a dial with two hands so that the dial is symmetrical, first draw in the center of the screen vertical and horizontal lines passing through the center of the circle, they will serve as guide lines and after the end of the dial drawing, they must be deleted. Try to draw rationally - copy repeating fragments, if necessary, change them using the commands of the Rotate / Flip group. Draw arrows. The result should be a slide.

3. Copy the clock slide and make 4 more copies of this slide (5 slides in total).

4. On each slide, change the position of the arrows so that they consistently mark the time: 12.00, 12.15, 12.30, 12.45, 13.00.

5. Execute the command Demonstration Setup - Slide Show - Automatically.

6. On the Transitions tab, set the slide transition after 00:01 sec. Click the Apply to All button.

7. Start the presentation by pressing the key (F5).

8. If there is time, insert intermediate slides into the presentation so that they mark the time 12.05, 12.10, etc.

9. Save the work in your own folder under the name CLOCK.

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| Informatics and information and communication technologies | Lesson planning and lesson materials | 6 classes | Lesson planning for the school year | Linear Algorithms

Lesson 28
Linear Algorithms
Practical work No. 13
"PowerPoint. Watch"

Presentations on Linear Algorithms

Create a presentation "Clock"

1. Via item Programs main menu run the program PowerPoint. Create a new presentation containing a blank slide.

2. Using panel tools Drawing draw a clock face with two hands. To make the dial symmetrical, first draw in the center of the screen the intersecting horizontal and vertical lines - the axes of symmetry. Try to draw rationally - copy repeating fragments, change them if necessary using group commands Rotate/Flip.

3. Copy the clock slide and make 4 more copies of this slide (5 slides in total).

4. Change the position of the arrows on the slides so that they consistently mark time: 12.00, 12.15, 12.30, 12.45 and 13.00.

5. Execute the command [Slide Show - Change Slide]. In the window that opens, in the group Promotion (Change slide) check the mode Automatic after and set the time 1 sec (00:01). Click the button Apply to all.

6. Start the presentation by pressing the key (F5).

7. If there is time, include intermediate slides in the presentation so that they mark the time 12.05, 12.10, etc.

8. Save your work in your own folder under the name Watch.

Now we are able

Use the drawing tools in the presentation software;

Copy and edit slides;

Create a linear presentation from multiple slides.

| Lesson planning and lesson materials | 6 classes | Lesson planning for the school year | Linear Algorithms

Lesson 27
Linear Algorithms
Practical work No. 13
"PowerPoint. Watch"

Presentations on Linear Algorithms

In algorithms, commands are written one after another in a certain order. They don't have to be done in a written order. Depending on the order in which the commands are executed, three types of algorithms can be distinguished:

Linear algorithms;
branching algorithms;
repetition algorithms.

Linear Algorithms

An algorithm in which commands are executed in the order they are written, that is, sequentially one after another, is called linear.

For example, the following tree planting algorithm is linear:

1) dig a hole in the ground;
2) lower the seedling into the hole;
3) fill the hole with the seedling with earth;
4) water the seedling with water.

With the help of a block diagram, this algorithm can be depicted as follows:

Practical work No. 13
"PowerPoint. Watch"

The end result of the presentation "PowerPoint. Watch"

Create a presentation "Clock"

1. Via item Programs main menu run the program PowerPoint. Create a new presentation containing a blank slide.

2. Using panel tools Drawing draw a clock face with two hands. To make the dial symmetrical, first draw in the center of the screen the intersecting horizontal and vertical lines - the axes of symmetry. Try to draw rationally - copy repeating fragments, change them if necessary using group commands Rotate/Flip.

3. Copy the clock slide and make 4 more copies of this slide (5 slides in total).

4. Change the position of the arrows on the slides so that they consistently mark time: 12.00, 12.15, 12.30, 12.45 and 13.00.

5. Execute the command [Slide Show - Change Slide]. In the window that opens, in the group Promotion (Change slide) check the mode Automatic after and set the time 1 sec (00:01). Click the button Apply to all.

6. Start the presentation by pressing the key (F5).

7. If there is time, include intermediate slides in the presentation so that they mark the time 12.05, 12.10, etc.

8. Save your work in your own folder under the name Watch.

Now we are able

Use the drawing tools in the presentation software;

Copy and edit slides;

Create a linear presentation from multiple slides.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT PRESENTATION EDITOR

Presentation PowerPoint- a modern way of presenting different information. The presentation consists of a series of slides containing text, graphics, and drawings. These slides can be printed on paper and film, or shown on a large screen as an electronic slideshow.

Practical work in PowerPoint № 1.

Topic: Create a presentation and insert slides and graphics.

Progress

Exercise 1. About my friend.

Launch the application PowerPoint.

Create a new presentation with a design template Board of Directors.

Set color scheme with orange background.

Prepare a title slide. To do this, enter the text "ABOUT MY FRIEND" in the Title of the slide. With a mouse click, select the frame "Slide subtitle" and enter your full name in it.

Add a new slide. To do this, execute the menu command Insert → Create Slide or on the toolbar Formatting press the button

Create slide.

PowerPoint1 and call the teacher.

Additional tasks*

Set up animation effects for the presentation. To do this, in the Task Pane, select the command Slide Design - Animation Effects and set the option in the list Floating. Push button Apply to all slides.

Set up automatic slide transitions. To do this, in the Task Pane, select the command slide change and set option Horizontal Merge. Remove checkbox on click, check the box automatically after and set the slide change time to 00:01. Push button Apply to all slides.

F5.

Practical work in PowerPoint № 2.

Topic: Introduction to animation.

Progress

Exercise 1. Undersea world.

Run the program Paint.

Set the work area to 25 cm wide and 20 cm high. Apply the tool fill to create a blue background.

Draw several stones in the lower part of the workspace (the tool Oval) and seaweed (tool Pencil). Use the tool fill to color them.

Save the drawing in a personal folder with a name Background.

Execute the command of the main menu of the program Paint. Set the working area to 5 cm wide and 3 cm high and draw a fish in it. Save the drawing in a personal folder with a name Rybka.

Run the program PowerPoint(Start → All Programs → Microsoft Office → PowerPoint).

Title the first slide: Practical work in PowerPoint No. 2, full name.

Create a second slide by clicking on the button Create slide.

On the tab home in a group Slides click on the button Layout. Select a blank slide (click on the blank slide layout).

Insert a picture on a blank slide Background created in the program Paint. To do this, run the command Insert→ Drawing, find the desired file in your personal folder, select it and click the button Insert. The background image will appear in the working field (on the slide) of the program PowerPoint.

On the same slide, place images of fish ( Rybka file in a personal folder) and an octopus (file octopus from the folder Blanks).

A fish and an octopus appeared on the screen on a white background (in white rectangles). To make the background transparent, select the fish by clicking on its image - a frame with markers should appear around the fish.

Execute the command Format → color → set transparent color.

Do the same for the octopus image.

Select a fish. Go to the tab Animation. In a group Extended Animation select Add Animation. In the drop-down list in the group Travel paths select Custom Path. Draw an arbitrary trajectory of the fish.

Set the trajectory of the octopus.

Use the button to view the animation. View tab Animation.

Save your work in a personal folder with a name PowerPoint2 and call the teacher.

Additional tasks*

After you've finished viewing, select one of the animation objects and explore the options for customizing the animation in the group Slideshow time. Make changes to the animation settings as you wish. Watch for changes as you browse.

Using the copy and paste tools (Home tab), place several copies of the fish on the slide and set animation options for them. To view the finished animation, use the F5 function key.

Save your work

Practical work in PowerPoint № 3.

Progress

Topic: Animation settings.

Exercise 1. Animation on a free theme.

Come up with your own story for the animation. Give it a title and describe in detail the planned sequence of events.

Realize your project with the help of a graphic editor and a presentation editor. Prepare to present your work to classmates.

Practical work in PowerPoint № 4.

Progress

Topic: Customization of animation and musical accompaniment.

Exercise 1. Seasons

Launch the PowerPoint application.

Select by own will design template and color scheme.

Prepare a title slide with the name of the presentation and full name.

Add 4 slides with the name of the season in the title. To do this, execute the menu command Insert → Create Slide or on the toolbar Formatting press the button Create slide. For these slides, choose a layout option Title, text and object.

Disable the list in the text box. To do this, on the toolbar Formatting press the button Markers.

Insert the following verses into the text of the slides:

Insert photos with the corresponding time of the year. To do this, click on the thumbnail. Add a drawing, select the required file in the window that opens.

Customize title animation. To do this, select the title of the slide and execute the menu command Slide show → Animation settings. Select from list Add effect option Input → Other Effects… → General: Crash and set the parameter Direction - Top.

Select an animation effect for the text of the poem Input → Other effects…→General: Color typewriter. Set parameter Start: After previous.

Select an animation effect for a photo Input → Other effects… → General: Circular symmetrical. Set parameter Speed: Very fast.

opening down, uncheck on click, check the box automatically after Apply to all slides.

Connect to music viewing - Tchaikovsky "The Seasons". To do this, go to the first slide, execute the menu command Insert → Movies and Sound → Sound from File… and point to the file with the melody. In the dialog box that appears, select an option Automatically.

Realize the sound of music throughout the entire viewing. To do this, in the Task Pane, select the item Animation settings, right-click to open the context menu for the sound, select the item Effect Options... and in the dialog box that opens, set the option Finish after 5th slide, tab Sound Options check the box hide the sound icon during the show.

View the resulting presentation. To do this, press the key F5. Save the presentation in a personal folder with a name PowerPoint4 .

Practical work in PowerPoint № 5.

Progress

Topic: Use of videos.

Exercise 1.

Text for the slide:

Directors

Gennady Sokolsky

Fedor Khitruk

Screenwriters

Fedor Khitruk

Boris Zakhoder

Production designers

Vladimir Zuykov

Edward Nazarov

Animators

Galina Barinova

Elvira Maslova

Violetta Kolesnikova

Anatoly Solin

Elena Malashenkova

Yuri Butyrin

Maria Motruk

Olga Orlova

Gennady Sokolsky

Natalia Bogomolova

Operator

Mikhail Druyan

Director

Lubov Butyrina

Composer

Moses Weinberg

sound engineer

Georgy Martynyuk

Editor

Raisa Frichinskaya

The roles were voiced by:

Evgeny Leonov (Winnie the Pooh)

Zinaida Naryshkina (Owl)

Iya Savvina (Piglet)

Erast Garin (Eeyore the donkey)

Vladimir Osenev

Create the fourth slide. Place a cartoon file on a slide. To do this, execute the menu command Insert → Movie & Sound → Movie from File… In the task area, double-click on the effect. In the dialog box that opens, on the tab Movie Options check the box expand to full screen.

Set up slide transitions. To do this, run the command Slide Show → Change Slide and in the Task Pane select the option opening down, uncheck on click, check the box automatically after. Set the slide change time to 3s. Push button Apply to all slides.

View the resulting presentation.

Practical work in PowerPoint № 6.

Progress

Topic: Insert shapes and animation.

Exercise 1. Presentation "Clock"

Additional task*

Insert additional slides into the presentation so that they mark the time 12.05, 12.10, etc.

Practical work in PowerPoint № 7.

Exercise 1. Seasons.

Open the presentation from Practice #4 "Seasons".

Insert a new slide before the second slide. In field Slide Title enter the text "Seasons". Highlight the title you entered and go to the tab Format. Using group tools word art give the title a colorful look.

List on the same slide in the slide text field all the seasons. On the tab home using group tools Font give the list a colorful look.

It is necessary to link the word "winter" with the corresponding slide of the presentation, in other words, create a hyperlink. To do this, select the word Winter and run the command Insert → Hyperlink.

In the window Insert hyperlinks select Link to: ─ place in the document. Select place in the document - slide Winter. Confirm your choice by clicking on the button OK. Notice how the word Winter has changed on Slide #2.

Create a control button on each slide of the seasons that provides a transition to the table of contents (to slide number 2):

1. Go to the tab Insert;

   In a group Illustrations select tool figures;

   In the drop-down list, among the control buttons, select the button To the begining;

   Insert the selected button of a suitable size on the slide;

   In the window Setting up an action set the hyperlink transition to slide No. 2 and confirm your choice by clicking on the button OK.

Start your presentation. View presentation slides using hyperlinks.

Save the changes made in the Seasons presentation.

Practical work in PowerPoint № 8.

Progress

Topic: Create a cyclic presentation.

Exercise 1. Skipping rope

Launch Presentation Editor PowerPoint. Run the title slide. Create an empty slide.

With the help of ready-made figures on a blank slide, depict a girl jumping rope. It might look something like the one shown in the picture.

Add three more copies of the girl slide to your presentation. Make changes to the image that correspond to the main phases of jumping rope. It might look something like this:

Set up a cyclic (repeating) slide show. For this:

1. On the Slide Show tab, in the Settings group, click the button Setting up the demo;

   Check box continuous cycle before pressing the key Esc;

   Set a slide transition Manually;

Start your presentation.

Save the presentation in a personal folder under the name Jump Rope.

Additional task *

Start your presentation in automatic slide change mode.

Complete the slides as you wish. For example, you can use a background image created in a graphics editor.

Practical work in PowerPoint № 9.

Progress

Topic: Test

Exercise 1. Use the presentation editor to create a slideshow to showcase drawings you've created from the beginning school year. Use hyperlinks, control buttons and animations.