How To Play
With Power Point In Teaching and Learning Proccess On The Classroom
Instructions
1
The first thing you want to do when designing a
PowerPoint game for students is to pick an eye-catching design that'll grab and
hold on to their attention. PowerPoint comes with a few pre-set designs that
you can take your pick from by clicking the "Design" tab along the
top of the window after opening PowerPoint 2007 (see picture). You can also
change the colors of the design by using the buttons under the
"Design" tab.
2
Most games use some sort of table of point values or
dollars that can be clicked to bring up questions. To insert a
"Jeopardy!" - style table, you will need to click the
"Insert" tab and click "Table." You can drag your mouse to
highlight the number of rows and columns you want (see picture); 6 by 6 fits
pretty well for classroom game purposes.
3
Once your table is inserted, you will need to enlarge
it to take up the whole slide, or at least most of it. The design will be
covered for this slide, but don't worry, it will show on the question slides.
Just click and drag the edges of the table to enlarge it to the size you
desire. Then, you can type into the darker cells along the top of the table
different catergories for your game (in the case of this image, the steps of
the writing process). Also type point values (or dollars, or whatever you want)
into each column of cells. We'll add hyperlinks in a moment.
4
You're going to want to make the text bigger and
center it in the cells to make it more aesthetically pleasing (the kids love
stuff that looks good). Highlight all of the cells, and under the
"Home" tab, you can change the text font, size, and center it (see
picture). Play with fonts and sizes until you find something you like.
5
You will need to create your question slides before
you can link to them from the table slide you just created. To add a new slide
to the show, simply right click in the pane on the left below the thumbnail of
the slide you're working on. Select New Slide and a new slide with your chosen
design will appear. Type your first question onto the new slide; we'll link to
it from the table in a moment.
6
To hyperlink to this slide, now, you will have to go
back to your first slide (the one with the table), highlight the cell in the
first column, first row (for this example, the first "10"), and
right-click. Select "Add Hyperlink." In the window that pops up,
select "Place in this Document" in the left-hand pane (see picture).
Once there, you can select the slide you want to hyperlink to (in this case,
Slide 2), and a preview of it will even appear on the right. Click
"OK," and you've got a hyperlink!
7
The hyperlinked text will now be a different color
than the other text, and underlined. If you right-click it, you can choose to
"Go To Hyperlink" and you will be brought to the slide you have
hyperlinked to. Now, while playing the game, you will probably want to be able
to jump right back to the table slide from the question slide. For this, you
will want to put a "home" hyperlink on every question page that links
back to the slide. I suggest clicking the "Insert" tab, selecting
"Shapes," and clicking the action button that looks like a house on
the bottom (see picture). You can turn this picture into a hyperlink to the first
slide by right-clicking the house and repeating Step 6, linking to Slide 1. You
can copy and paste this house to every question slide, and the link will work
as long as you created the link before copying.
8 . Make your question slides by repeating Step 5 as
often as you need, and create hyperlinks to each question using Step 6, and
you've got yourself a fun, clickable, classroom review game that the kids will
love! Break students into teams and keep score for a motivating challenge
they'll ask for again...and you'll be able to allow that with ease by simply
changing the column titles and questions on the slides!
Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_4620150_classroom-games-using-powerpoint.html
The Era
of ICT
Information and Communications
Technology or ICT, is often used as an extended synonym
for information technology (IT), but is a more specific term that
stresses the role of-unified communications and the integration
of telecommunications (telephone lines and wireless signals),
computers as well as necessary enterprise software, middleware,
storage, and audio-visual systems, which enable users to access, store,
transmit, and manipulate information.
The phrase ICT had been
used by academic researchers since the 1980's, but it became popular after
it was used in a report to the UK government by Dennis Stevenson in
1997 and in the revised National Curriculum for England, Wales
and Northern Ireland in 2000.
The term ICT is now also
used to refer to the convergence of audio-visual and telephone
networks with computer networks through a single cabling or link
system. There are large economic incentives (huge cost savings due to
elimination of the telephone network) to merge the audio-visual, building
management and telephone network with the computer network system using a
single unified system of cabling, signal distribution and management.
The
term Info-communications is sometimes used interchangeably with ICT.
In fact Info-communications is the expansion
of telecommunications with information processing and content
handling functions on a common digital technology base. For a comparison of
these and other terms, see.
The ICT Development
Index compares the level of ICT use and access across the world.
The world's technological capacity
to store information grew from 2.6 (optimally compressed) exabytes in
1986 to 15.8 in 1993, over 54.5 in 2000, and to 295 (optimally
compressed) exabytes in 2007. This is the informational equivalent to
404 billion CD-ROM in 2007. Piling them up would create a stack from the
earth to the moon and a quarter of this distance beyond (with
1.2 mm thickness per CD). The world’s technological, capacity
to receive information through one-way broadcast networks was
432 exabytes of (optimally compressed) information in 1986, 715
(optimally compressed) exabytes in 1993, 1.2 (optimally compressed)
zettabytes in 2000, and 1.9 zettabytes in 2007. The world's
effective capacity to exchange information through two-way
telecommunication networks was 281 petabytes of (optimally compressed)
information in 1986, 471 petabytes in 1993, 2.2 (optimally
compressed) exabytes in 2000, and 65 (optimally
compressed) exabytes in 2007. The world's technological capacity
to compute information with humanly guided general-purpose computers
grew from 3.0 × 10^8 MIPS in 1986, to 6.4 x 10^12 MIPS in 2007.
Source:
http://theictera.blogspot.com/
The World's Most Advanced Technology Current
Technological developments
from time to time will become increasingly sophisticated and interesting news
to continue in follow. With
the development of this technology is in use in meeting human needs such as the
use of gadgets for remote communication and entertainment, the Internet is
useful to know the outside information and a variety of knowledge, and so
forth.
If
yesterday to discuss the Future Technology and Invention Future Dinanti, but
this time talking about the most advanced technology in the world today. Curious? Here
is an advanced technology that has been created by man.
List,
The World's Most Advanced Technology Current
Virtual Googles
Googles
Virtual is a technology that has brought the world virtually into the computer.
Virtual
Googles entry into the list of the world's most advanced technology. with
this technology the virtual world can now be seen in our homes. A
research and experimental scientists who have done a few decades ago is now a
reality. However,
this technology will be continuously developed from day to day.
3D Holographic
Displays
ZCam
is a video camera that can record information up into objects that can be used
to create a visual model with a 3-dimensional or 3D. After
that the video will be in production by 3DV Systems that use advanced
technology. This
technology uses a base principle of "Time of Flight". By
using this technique, the data size of the 3D obtained by using infrared waves
into scen video as well as in the detection of light reflected to the surface
of the object in the video scene. With
the variable time which is taken by infrared waves to reach the target object
and when he returned, the distance can be calculated and then used to create 3D
information from all objects in the scene. Also
Read Video Player application on Android.
Jet Pack
The
most advanced technology in the world today is the next Jet Pack. Jet
Pack also includes tools that we find in the world banya or fictional game in
which this tool allows humans to fly by using a jet that took off the gas and
then be flown to its users.
TAM
is the first and only company in the world that has produced a complete package
of costumes designed by Rocket Belt. Rocket
Belt is using cutting-edge and also an aerospace material is equipped with a
special distillation machine to produce hydrogen peroxide fuel. This
technology will continue to be developed and is expected to be useful for human
life.
Flying Car
This
flying car called the "The Highway in the Sky". Flying
car technology is continuously developed and help reduce congestion on the
ground. For
now this flying car goes into the most advanced technology in the world today. if
it is entered into the market, this flying car technology will become real
because previously there were only flying car in the movie or just fiction.
Source: http://tech.dbagus.com/teknologi-tercanggih-di-dunia-saat-ini
