Digital stories
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The document provides 8 steps for creating a digital story using PowerPoint: 1) Add action buttons to navigate slides, 2) Develop a story idea and create slides with pictures and limited text, 3) Add pictures, clip art or drawings to illustrate the story, 4) Save slides and turn into a digital book, 5) Record voice narration using a headset microphone, 6) Optionally name and save recorded audio, 7) Set up audio to play automatically between slides, 8) Save and publish the digital book.
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ABSTRACT: A prima vista, un mattoncino Lego e la backdoor XZ potrebbero avere in comune il fatto di essere entrambi blocchi di costruzione, o dipendenze di progetti creativi e software. La realtà è che un mattoncino Lego e il caso della backdoor XZ hanno molto di più di tutto ciò in comune.
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- 1. Creating a Digital Story By: Mrs. Miller
- 2. Step One • We are going to add action buttons. • In your drawing tools select the forward arrow • Drag it to the bottom RIGHT • Action Menu: Click go to next slide when clicked • Repeat for back arrow • Or Slide Show>Action Buttons
- 3. Step Two • Think of your story idea and create a PowerPoint presentation. • Remember this is like your book so use pictures and do not put too many words on a slide.
- 4. Step Three • Add pictures, clip art, word art or use the draw tools to create your own pictures to make your story pop! • Be sure to SAVE early and SAVE often.
- 5. Step Four • Once your slides are complete and you have edited your story, it is time to turn it into a digital book. • SAVE all of your slides
- 6. Step Five • Add voice recording to your book. • Get a headset with a microphone • Go to INSERT> – MOVIES and SOUNDS – RECORD sound
- 7. Step Six • Optional: Click on the name box, delete the words recorded sound, and SAVE with a meaningful name. • Click OK • Drag the loudspeaker off of the page because we are going to have sound play automatically.
- 8. Step Seven • Setting up the audio to play automatically • Go to SLIDE MENU> Custom animation • In dialogue box select “With Previous” option in the START drop down menu • Play your slide to test it out
- 9. Step Eight • SAVE your work to your teacher’s folder, under your name. • Congratulations! You published a digital book!
Editor's Notes
- This will allow us to duplicate the slide when starting new so we don’t add actions to each slide