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Subway Map of the Brain: Non-linear Slide Shows
Slide shows made with Keynote or PowerPoint don’t need to follow a set order (slide 1, slide 2, slide 3… linear). Instead, they can be designed to allow the viewer to choose the next slide (slide 1, maybe slide 33 or slide 17, then back to slide 1… non-linear). This is done by using hyperlinks to link to other slides.
My hands-on experience with this grew out of a paper and pencil assignment from my AP Psychology class. The basic idea is to take all the parts of the brain we’re studying and create a map which shows how they’re all connected to each other – kind of how a subway map shows how all the stations are connected (hence the name of the project). This is fine and dandy on paper, but wouldn’t it be cool if you could click on a brain part learn more about that particular part? This is where the idea for non-linear slide show popped up. The first slide shows the map of the brain. Viewers can click on any of the “stations” to learn more. This additional information includes text (definitions), photos, videos, and/or audio. Since the viewer decides where to go, the slide show becomes more interactive and engaging. Of course, it helps to have interesting, well designed content. The biggest problem with this project is sharing the completed slide shows. The slide show doesn’t work unless you have it on your computer because you need to be able to click on the stations. (If I’m totally missing something here, someone please let me know). These files tend to get pretty big, too. Other potential uses for non-linear slide shows include other mind-map type stuff, timelines (which I’m going to try with my Developmental Psych unit), and choose-your-own-adventure type stories (which I also want to try as a wiki project).
Dear Valued Client, That's the last "Smart Art" you'll see out of me. Bitterly, Chris
I wasn't expecting you to hang it up on your Frigidaire, but still... it isn't every day that a fellow, hacking his way with a mental machete through cumbersome thickets of thorny and inchoate thought, discovers an entirely new and wondrous PowerPoint feature.
PowerPoint is boring.
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Love Dwight's lesson on fire safety.
Integração de Powerpoint e Twitter made by SAP.
Isto está espetacular, testei n vezes com um template meu, funciona sempre, e é muito, muito giro, cheio de potencialidades: sapweb20.com
Não acredito que tenha uma grande utilização pelo nosso cantinho, mas quem sabe daqui a uns tempos. Considerando que em Setembro 09 o Twitter registou actividade de 58 milhões de utilizadores, acredito que mais cedo ou mais tarde a sua utilização também se generalize por cá.
Continuo a achar a postura da SAP face a social media de louvar.
Allen Webster -Gods Love Is Greater Far Part 1 / Sunday October 25, 2009 / Jacksonville church of Christ
Allen Webster -Gods Love Is Greater Far Part 1 / Sunday October 25, 2009 / Jacksonville church of Christ
Gods Love Is Greater Far
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Powerpoint Storytelling.
Storytelling 101
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