Transcript Types of presentations Creating a Kiosk style slide show

Create a kiosk display
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Stand-up slide presentation
◦ Most common
◦ Can be pretty boring
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Export to the web
◦ Previous versions created html files for use on the
web
◦ PowerPoint 2010 allows creation of .pdf files to be
used on the web
 Smaller file size and better accessability
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Movie or Kiosk
◦ Allows for continuous play of slides
◦ No clicking necessary
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Discussion
◦ When would each of these types of presentations be
appropriate?
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To create a continuous
running slide show in
PowerPoint:
◦ Click on the Slide Show
Tab.
◦ Next, click on the Set Up
Slide Show button.
◦ Under Show type, select
Browsed at Kiosk.
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The Set up Show
dialogue box should
look like this.
◦ Make sure the loop
continuously box is
checked (default for
kiosk).
◦ Make sure using timings
is selected (default for
Kiosk.
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Next, click on the
Animations tab.
At the far right end of
the ribbon, un-check “On
Mouse Click.”
Check the “Automatically
After” box and set the
number of seconds
between each slide. You
will have to do this for
each slide.
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Now your presentation is
ready to run on it’s own
without any human
interaction.
Video and graphics can
be embedded, along with
your text.
It can run on a dual
screen monitor system
so the computer is not
dedicated to just the
presentation.
ASSIGNMENT:
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Create a kiosk type
presentation for a local
business that can run by
itself and provide information
to customers. The
presentation must include
the following:
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Graphics.
Information.
Timings for each slide.
Minimum of three slides.