The document discusses creating learning materials in PowerPoint (PPT). It describes using PPT for taking notes, creating mind maps, and developing original learning materials. Instructions are provided for copying text, inserting images while maintaining proportions, and adding sounds or voices to a PPT. The summary concludes that PPT allows filling presentations with visual, audio, and verbal content to aid learning.

1. PPT and RoboBraille
Creation of an own material
by Eva Gyarmathy

2. Tasks for the course
Accessible learning materials:
 Create an understabdable text
 Create mind maps on ppt or
without.
 Create own learning material
on ppt.

3. Many sides of the old ppt
Manyfolded usage:
 taking notes
 creating mind maps
 creating own learning
materials.

4. Creation of an own material
1. Copy the text:
“Shift + Ctrl + V” key combination to copy
unformatted text.

5. Creation of an own material
2. Paste an image: Insert/Paste >
Picture > From file

6. Creation of an own material
3. You can resize, but press Shift
button to maintain the
original proportion

7. Creation of an own material
4. Insert sound/voice:
Insert > Movie and sound
Choose the sound file.
Automatically running sound
option can be selected, or always
you will click on the little speaker
to start the voice.

8. PPT
can be filled with anything to learn
visual, audio, verbal