PowerPoint_Transitions_Animations_Detailed.pptx

The Slide Show tab is used to run and control PowerPoint presentations.
• Allows customization and preview of how the slides appear to an audience.
• Found on the Ribbon after the Review tab

1. Introduction to Transition Tab • Controls how one slide changes to the next during a slideshow. • Enhances presentation flow and engages the audience. • Located on the Ribbon between the Animations and Slide Show tabs.

2. What are Slide Transitions? • Visual effects applied when moving between slides. • Examples: Fade, Push, Wipe, Split, and more. • Adds professionalism and polish to presentations .

3. Applying Transitions • Select a slide and choose a transition from the gallery. • Click to preview transitions live. • Apply to single or multiple slides for consistency.

4. Transition Effects Options • Customize direction and duration of transitions. • Direction controls movement (left to right, top to bottom). • Duration controls effect length.

5. Sound with Transitions • Add sounds to play during transitions. • Choose built-in sounds or upload custom audio. • Use sounds sparingly for professionalism.

6. Advance Slide Settings • Control slide advancement: - On mouse click - Automatically after specified time • Useful for self-running presentations.

7. Apply to All Slides • Use 'Apply To All' for uniform transitions. • Ensures consistent visual experience across slides.

8. Introduction to Animation Tab • Controls how slide elements enter, emphasize, or exit. • Adds dynamic movement to text, images, charts, shapes. • Located between Transitions and Slide Show tabs.

9. Types of Animations • Entrance: How objects appear (e.g., Fade In, Fly In). • Emphasis: Effects to draw attention (e.g., Spin, Grow/Shrink). • Exit: How objects leave (e.g., Fade Out, Fly Out). • Motion Paths: Custom paths for object movement.

10. Applying Animations • Select object and choose animation from gallery. • Preview animations instantly.

11. Animation Pane • Shows all animations on current slide. • Reorder animations, adjust timing, add multiple animations.

12. Timing and Duration • Set delay before animation starts. • Adjust duration (speed). • Control start options: On click, With previous, After previous.

13. Effect Options • Customize effects (direction, sequence, intensity). • Options vary by animation type.

14. Using Animation Triggers • Start animations based on user actions. • Allows interactive presentations.

15. Best Practices for Transitions & Animations • Use effects sparingly to avoid distraction. • Maintain consistency for professionalism. • Test timings and preview on large screens. • Combine for smooth flow.