Presentation Action Buttons
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What is an action in a presentation?

  • A shape with no functionality
  • A button to go to the next slide (correct)
  • A cue to launch a video clip (correct)
  • A graphic without any link
  • What are action buttons?

    Built-in button shapes used to link to another slide, play sounds, or perform actions.

    What is a footer?

    A section that can include graphics or text at the bottom of every slide via the Master Slide.

    What is a header?

    <p>A section that can include graphics or text at the top of every slide through the Master Slide.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a hyperlink?

    <p>A link that allows viewers to quickly access another screen by clicking on text or graphics.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a layout contain?

    <p>Formatting, positioning, and placeholders for all content on a slide.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a slide master?

    <p>The top slide that stores information about the theme and slide layouts of a presentation.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is meant by 'target' in presentations?

    <p>To select as an object of attention or attack.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a theme do in a PowerPoint presentation?

    <p>It coordinates colors, graphics, and fonts to create a unified mood.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Presentation Elements

    • Action

      • Triggers specific functions in a presentation, such as navigating slides, executing programs, or playing media.
      • Action buttons are selected from the Shapes gallery and can be activated by mouse clicks or hovers.
    • Action Button

      • Predefined button shapes that facilitate transitions within a presentation.
      • Can link to slides, play sounds, or initiate other actions.

    Presentation Structure

    • Font Theme

      • Ensures consistent typography across the presentation, although specific details are not provided.
    • Footer

      • Managed through Master Slides to maintain uniform design, including graphics or text at the bottom of each slide.
      • Automatically applies changes to all slides when modified on the Master Slide.
    • Header

      • Similar to footers, headers are included on Master Slides for consistent top-of-slide content across all slides.
      • There are different masters for various presentation formats like Slides, Title Slides, Handouts, and Notes.
    • Hyperlink
      • Enables quick navigation to other parts of the presentation or external content via clickable text or graphic elements.

    Slide Formats

    • Layout

      • Refers to the structured arrangement of elements on a slide, including formatting and placeholders for content.
    • Layout Master

      • The primary slide in a series that defines the overall appearance and structure for the presentation, covering themes, layouts, background, colors, and font settings.

    Master Slides

    • Slide Master
      • Acts as a central template for managing the design elements of a presentation.
      • Contains settings for background design, color schemes, fonts, and layout configurations.

    Additional Concepts

    • Live Preview

      • A feature that allows users to visualize formatting changes in real-time before applying them to slides.
    • Section

      • Pertains to dividing a presentation into distinct components for better organization.
    • Target

      • Refers to selecting specific elements or objectives within the presentation context.
    • Theme

      • Helps unify visual elements of a presentation through coordinated colors, graphics, and fonts, creating a cohesive mood.

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    Explore the essential vocabulary related to action buttons in presentations with this lesson 4 flashcards set. Understand key terms like 'action' and how action buttons function to enhance your slide shows and interactivity.

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