Transition, Animation and its difference

1. Submitted By :- Submitted To :-
SharadDubey Prof. Ajeet Sir

2. Transition :–
To apply a transition to one slide.
To apply a slide transition to all slides.
Animation :-
Applying Entrance Effects.
Applying Emphasis Effects.
Applying Exit Effects.
Applying Motion Path Effects.
Difference between Transition Effect And Animation Effect.
Conclusion

3. Transitions are the animation-like effects that occur
in Slide Show view when you move from one slide to the
next during an on-screen presentation. You can control
the speed of each slide transition effect, and you can
also add sound.

4. Applying Transition to one
slide
 Select the slide you want to modify.
 Select the Animations tab.
 Locate the Transitionto This Slide group. By default, No Transition is applied
to each slide.
 Click the More drop-down arrow to display all available transition effects.

6. Applying a slide transition to all
slides
 Select the slide you want to modify.
 Select the Animations tab.
 Locate the Transitionto ThisSlide group. By default, No Transition is
applied to each slide.
 Click the More drop-down arrow to display all transition effects.
 Click a slide transition effect to apply it to the selected slide.
 Click Apply To All to apply the transition to all slides in the
presentation.

8. ANIMATION
Custom Animation is a set of effects which can be applied to
objects in PowerPoint so that they will animate in the Slide
Show Power Point. Animations control how objects move onto,
off of, and around your slides .They can be added under the
Custom Animation function or through the use of Visual Basic
for Applications (VBA).

9. PowerPoint provide four
types of Animations :-
Entrance Animation :- An Entrance animation
determines the manner in which an object appears on a slide;
for example, an object can move onto a slide.
Emphasis Animation :- An Emphasis animation does
something to draw attention to an object; for example, the
object can become larger.

10. Exit Animation :-An Exit animation determines the
manner in which an object leaves a slide; for example, an
object can move off a slide.
Motion Paths Animations:-A Motion Paths
animation determines how an object moves around a slide; for
example, an object can move from left to right.

11. Step 1 :- On your slide, select the text, image, shape, or other object you
want to apply an entrance effect to.
Step 2 :- Go to Animations →Animations →Custom Animation.
PowerPoint highlights the Custom Animation button, and the Custom
Animation pane appears.

12. Step 3 :- On the Custom Animation pane, click Add Effect and then choose
Entrance from the drop-down menu.
PowerPoint displays a list of entrance-related effects.

14. Step 4 :- Click the effect you want to apply to your object.
Step 5 :- If you're happy with your decision, click OK.
PowerPoint modifies the Custom Animation pane to reflect your newly
added effect.

18. Transition
Effect
Animation
Effect
Transition can change only between
two states.
Animation can change over many
states.
Transitions control how your
presentation moves from one slide
to the next.
Animations control how objects
move onto, off of, and around your
slides.
Slide transitions are the animation
effects that are applied to whole
slide .
Animation effects are applied to
objects (text, shape, picture etc.) on
a slide.
For a slide you can have only one
transition effect .
Each object on the slide can have
multiple animation effects.
Difference b/w Transition Effect &Animation Effect

19. Transition and animation effects provide visual impact and grab the
audience's attention but when to use them and when not entirely depends
upon your content and target audience. It's advisable not to overdo
animations or slide transitions and also to stick to one transition effect
throughout the slideshow because your audience may find it annoying and
distracting. A balanced use of animations and slide transitions can lead to
effective presentations which will keep your audience attentive and awake.