INLS161-001 Fall 2024

Tools for Information Literacy

Design your presentation to flow smoothly during delivery

Help your viewers follow your presentation with on-screen mapping,
and let that mapping help you control the presentation as you are giving it.

Use visual cues to help the viewer and the presenter

Navigation

It is wise to figure some way for you to display to your viewers where they are in the presentation, so they can have a visual orientation. You can create that ability at the same time as you create a way for you to control the flow of slides on the screen without having to leave the full screen view.


Transition between slides

If you want to have effects introduce the slide, reveal the Slide Transition tool from the animations ribbon.

transitions between slides

Animation of objects on slides

You may also choose to animate specific objects on individual slides so that they appear with effects you select. In the Animation ribbon, use Custom Animation to reveal the dialog box.

custom animation

Hiding slides (and why)

To incorporate a slide in your presentation, but hide it so that it does not show unless you decide to show it, go to Slide Sorter view, select the slide to be hidden and press the hide slide button.

hiding slides reveal a hidden slide reveal a hidden slide Linking slides (and why you might want to) linking between slides

in Normal or Slide view, select an object (which may also be text) that you wish to attach a hyperlink to, then right click to bring up a dialog box which will allow you to select the object, either in the slide show, in a file, or on the web, that you wish to link to.

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