Grade 9 Information & Communication Technology Unit 3

 

TOPIC 1: DESIGNING AN ELECTRONIC PRESENTATION

Lesson 1: Planning the Concept of a Presentation

  • Overview: Initial steps in conceptualizing a presentation.
  • Key Actions:
    • Identifying Audience: Determine who will be viewing the presentation and their needs.
    • Setting Objectives: Define what you want to achieve with the presentation.
    • Defining the Key Message: Clarify the main message you want to communicate.

Lesson 2: Creating a Presentation Story Board

  • Overview: Outlining the presentation structure.
  • Key Actions:
    • Creating a Storyboard: Sketch out the flow of the presentation, slide by slide.
    • Planning Slides: Decide what content will go on each slide.
    • Transitions: Plan how you will transition between topics and slides.

Lesson 3: Customizing Toolbars and Menus of a Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation

  • Overview: Personalizing the PowerPoint interface.
  • Key Actions:
    • Modifying Toolbars: Customize the Quick Access Toolbar for frequently used commands.
    • Adjusting Menus: Add or remove commands from the Ribbon for easier access.

Lesson 4: Creating an Outline for a Presentation

  • Overview: Structuring content in an outline format.
  • Key Actions:
    • Listing Topics: Write down the main topics and subtopics of the presentation.
    • Arranging Sequence: Organize the topics in a logical sequence for a smooth flow.

Lesson 5: Saving a Presentation

  • Overview: Ensuring data is securely saved.
  • Key Actions:
    • Saving in Different Formats: Save presentations as .pptx, .pdf, or other formats as needed.
    • Using "Save As": Save a copy of the presentation with a new name or format.
    • Managing File Versions: Use version history to track changes.

Lesson 6: Viewing a Presentation

  • Overview: Ways to preview and present slides.
  • Key Actions:
    • Slide Show Mode: View the presentation in full-screen mode.
    • Presenter View: Use this mode to see speaker notes and upcoming slides.
    • Slide Sorter: View all slides at once to organize and reorder them.

TOPIC 2: ADDING BASICS TO PRESENTATION

Lesson 7: Adding a Design Template

  • Overview: Choosing a consistent visual theme.
  • Key Actions:
    • Applying Templates: Choose a template from the Design tab to apply a cohesive look.
    • Modifying Templates: Customize colours, fonts, and effects to match your content.

Lesson 8: Customizing the Background of a Presentation

  • Overview: Personalizing slide backgrounds.
  • Key Actions:
    • Adding Background Colours: Select a solid colour or gradient from the Format Background options.
    • Inserting Images: Use background images or textures to enhance visual appeal.

Lesson 9: Inserting Graphics, Clip Art, and/or Digital Pictures to a Presentation

  • Overview: Enhancing slides with visual elements.
  • Key Actions:
    • Inserting Images: Use Insert > Pictures to add images from your computer or online sources.
    • Editing Graphics: Resize, crop, and position images to fit your slide layout.

Lesson 10: Using WordArt in a Presentation

  • Overview: Creating stylized text.
  • Key Actions:
    • Inserting WordArt: Go to Insert > WordArt to create decorative text.
    • Customizing WordArt: Adjust text style, colour, and effects to make it stand out.

Lesson 11: Adding Graphics from the Internet

  • Overview: Sourcing additional graphics online.
  • Key Actions:
    • Searching for Graphics: Use image search engines to find relevant graphics.
    • Inserting and Formatting: Download and insert images, ensuring they are high-quality and appropriately sized.

Lesson 12: Adding Animation Schemes

  • Overview: Bringing elements to life with animations.
  • Key Actions:
    • Applying Animations: Use the Animations tab to add effects to text and objects.
    • Customizing Animations: Adjust timing, order, and triggers for animations.

TOPIC 3: ENHANCING PRESENTATION

Lesson 13: Adding a Hyperlink to a Presentation

  • Overview: Connecting slides or external content.
  • Key Actions:
    • Inserting Hyperlinks: Use Insert > Link to add links to other slides, documents, or web pages.
    • Setting Link Options: Configure how and when the link is activated.

Lesson 14: Inserting a Chart to a Presentation

  • Overview: Visualizing data effectively.
  • Key Actions:
    • Creating Charts: Go to Insert > Chart and choose the type of chart that best represents your data.
    • Formatting Charts: Customize chart colours, labels, and legends to fit your presentation.

Lesson 15: Inserting a Sound File to a Presentation

  • Overview: Adding audio elements.
  • Key Actions:
    • Importing Sound Files: Use Insert > Audio to add sound files to your presentation.
    • Setting Playback Options: Adjust settings for how and when the audio plays during the presentation.

Lesson 16: Inserting Video File to a Presentation

  • Overview: Integrating video content.
  • Key Actions:
    • Adding Video Files: Use Insert > Video to embed video clips from your computer or online sources.
    • Setting Playback Options: Configure how the video plays, including start options and playback controls.

Lesson 17: Adding Custom Animation to a Presentation

  • Overview: Customizing animations for emphasis.
  • Key Actions:
    • Creating Tailored Animations: Use the Animation Pane to design custom animations for specific elements.
    • Setting Triggers and Timing: Adjust when and how animations occur during the presentation.

Lesson 18: Adding Slide Transition to a Presentation

  • Overview: Smooth slide transitions.
  • Key Actions:
    • Choosing Transitions: Use Transitions > Transition to This Slide to select effects between slides.
    • Customizing Transitions: Adjust duration and timing for a seamless flow.

TOPIC 4: PRINTING AND SAVING

Lesson 19: Printing Slide

  • Overview: Printing individual slides.
  • Key Actions:
    • Setting Print Options: Choose print settings such as colour, size, and slide range.
    • Previewing Prints: Use Print Preview to check how slides will appear when printed.

Lesson 20: Printing Handouts

  • Overview: Creating printed handouts for audience.
  • Key Actions:
    • Choosing Handout Layouts: Select from layouts like 1 slide per page, 3 slides per page, etc.
    • Printing Multiple Slides: Adjust settings to print multiple slides on each page.

Lesson 21: Saving a PowerPoint Show

  • Overview: Saving presentations as a slideshow.
  • Key Actions:
    • Saving as a Show: Use File > Save As and select the PowerPoint Show (.pops) format.
    • Setting Presentation to Open Directly: Ensure the presentation starts in slide show mode.

Lesson 22: Saving Presentation as a Web Page

  • Overview: Converting presentations for online use.
  • Key Actions:
    • Exporting to HTML: Use File > Save As and choose the Web Page (.html) format.
    • Setting Navigation Options: Configure how the presentation is navigated online.

Lesson 23: Saving with Pack and Go

  • Overview: Preparing presentations for transport.
  • Key Actions:
    • Using Pack and Go: Bundle the presentation with linked files and fonts for easy transport.
    • Creating a Package: Save the presentation and all associated files in a single compressed folder.

Lesson 24: Evaluating the Presentation

  • Overview: Reviewing and refining presentations.
  • Key Actions:
    • Assessing Quality: Review the presentation for clarity, consistency, and impact.
    • Getting Feedback: Seek input from others to improve the presentation.
    • Making Improvements: Implement suggestions and make necessary revisions.

 


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