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Interactive Slide Techniques

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For Highly Engaging Live Lessons. Interactive Slide Techniques. For Highly Engaging Live Lessons. Creating in both PowerPoint & Blackboard Collaborate. These interactive slides include text boxes or objects that students can move around on the screen. Drag & Drop. Drag & Drop.

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  1. For Highly Engaging Live Lessons Interactive Slide Techniques

  2. For Highly Engaging Live Lessons Creating in both PowerPoint & Blackboard Collaborate

  3. These interactive slides include text boxes or objects that students can move around on the screen. Drag & Drop

  4. Drag & Drop 1. Decide on the type of interactive activity you would like to set-up. 2. Create/SAVE: A. a Templatein PowerPoint(.pptx) OR B. Start from scratch in Blackboard Collaborate (.wbd) 3. If you chose to create a template in PowerPoint, upload the template (.pptx) file to your Virtual Classroom in Blackboard. 4. Copy and paste clip art/ photos to the templateslide in Blackboard, or add separate text boxes/shapes you would like students to move around. Place them where you want them to appear. Copy and Pasting techniques: Hold: Ctrl C = copy, Hold: Ctrl V = paste Right Click Image, Right Click and Paste Drag the image from the source and drop it into the template

  5. Drag & Drop SAVING your Interactive Slide(s) 5. Click File, Save, Whiteboard and save as a .wbd(file type) (To save multiple slides in a row- Hold down the Crtl button as you select) 6. Close all programs 7. Upload the whiteboard file(s), (.wbd) you just created into Blackboard and make sure your manipulatives are there! *If you open the .wbd file on your computer without uploading to Blackboard, your file will appear blank. It will appear correctly when you upload it to your in Blackboard.

  6. Template Example (.pptx)

  7. El cuchillo La cuchara El vaso El tenedor La servilleta El plato Movable text Movable photos Interactive .wbd slide

  8. Moveable objects of the same kind Drag a Copy/ Cloning

  9. Template Example (.pptx)

  10. Made 3 copies of each object in sidebar to drag and drop to counter top Make Copies of Each Item in Blackboard & Save as .wbd

  11. Hide answers using the paint tool, use the eraser/ cursor to reveal the answer. Rub & Reveal

  12. Focus on key vocabulary Highlight/ Delete Text

  13. Highlight/ Delete Text Students see: Mimamáes/está en la casa. Delete hovering text box to reveal: Mimamáes/está en la casa. Students see: La muchachaes/estábonita. Delete incorrect option to reveal: La muchachaesbonita.

  14. Fade any graphic or photo to use as a background Transparency/Translucency

  15. Insert Photo Click Picture Tools Click Color

  16. 4. Choose washout

  17. 5. Send to Back

  18. More than one student works at a time (Races, competitions, charts, speech bubbles, or graphic organizers) Dual User

  19. Use a spotlight, magnify glass, or shape to focus on certain aspects of your slide Spotlight

  20. Use a shape to hide what you don’t want students to see yet.