This timely book helps educators unleash the interactive potential of PowerPoint to build their own multimedia material that perfectly matches the needs of their students. While PowerPoint affords powerful capabilities for creating dynamic classroom lessons and enriching curriculum, few educators understand how to take advantage of these built-in features. The second edition of this practical guide helps educators produce creative multimedia material for their students, regardless of their level of programming proficiency. Powerful PowerPoint for Educators: Using Visual Basic for Applications…mehr
This timely book helps educators unleash the interactive potential of PowerPoint to build their own multimedia material that perfectly matches the needs of their students. While PowerPoint affords powerful capabilities for creating dynamic classroom lessons and enriching curriculum, few educators understand how to take advantage of these built-in features. The second edition of this practical guide helps educators produce creative multimedia material for their students, regardless of their level of programming proficiency. Powerful PowerPoint for Educators: Using Visual Basic for Applications to Make PowerPoint Interactive, Second Edition discusses the educational benefits of multimedia instruction and provides a review of intermediate PowerPoint skills. Author David Marcovitz explains the concept of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) scripting and provides progressively advanced skills and practice examples. While other books that describe VBA are written in a highly technical manner, this book is geared toward educators with little or no programming background and includes tips for modifying the practice examples for their own interactive multimedia projects.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David M. Marcovitz, PhD, is associate professor in the School of Education and director of the graduate program in educational technology at Loyola University Maryland, Baltimore, MD.
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Preface Chapter 1: Multimedia Design Introduction Vocabulary What Is Multimedia? The Design Process Project Organization Metaphors Storyboards and Flowcharts Designing Assignments for Your Students Conclusion Chapter 2: Getting Started Introduction Vocabulary PowerPoint, Windows, and Mac OS Settings 1. Stop Hiding File Extensions 2. Install a Local Printer Driver (Windows Only) 3. Sounds Settings for PowerPoint 2007/2008 and Earlier 4. Show the Developer Tab in the Ribbon 5. Set Macro Security 6. Create a Folder and Save PowerPoint File Types PowerPoint Versions Opening a File with Macros Conclusion Chapter 3: Traditional and Multimedia Features of PowerPoint Introduction Vocabulary Inserting Images Photo Albums Sounds Linking and Embedding Sounds (PowerPoint 2007/2008 and Earlier) Hypertext Links Linking within Your Presentation Linking outside Your Presentation: Web Pages and Other Documents Buttons Text for Buttons Sound for Buttons Aligning Objects and Other Details Trigger Animations (Windows Only) Controlling Navigation with Kiosk Mode Saving as a PowerPoint Show Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 4: Introducing Visual Basic® for Applications Introduction Vocabulary What Is Visual Basic for Applications? What Is an Object-Oriented Programming Language? Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 5: Getting Started with VBA Introduction Vocabulary Accessing the VBA Editor What If It Didn't Work? Help! I've Lost My Windows Be a Scripter: Change Things in Quotes Subroutine, Procedure, or Macro Tying Your VBA Script to a PowerPoint Button Tying Your VBA Script to Any Object What's in a Name? Changing a Button Securing Your VBA Script from Prying Eyes Conclusion Exercise to Try Chapter 6: Let's Get Scripting Introduction Vocabulary Variables and Getting Input Variable Declarations Variable Types The YourName Procedure and Abstraction Force the Student to Type Something What Else? A Personal Response and a Short-Answer Question Running Your Scripts Calling a Procedure from Another Procedure Putting It Together: A Complete Quiz Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 7: A Scripting Bag of Tricks Introduction Vocabulary Comments Navigation: Moving from Slide to Slide The Secrets of the MsgBox Procedures, Functions, and Parentheses Hiding and Showing PowerPoint Objects Let's Get Started: Initializing Your Presentation Referencing Objects by Number What's in a Name? Finding and Changing Object and Slide Names Shape Names Slide Names Using Names Let's Get Started Again This Slide or Another Slide I Lost My Shapes Putting the Student's Input into a Box Manipulating Text in Objects With Blocks Adding Text Manipulating Parts of Text in an Object What Can You Change Other Things You Can Do to Text Manipulating Text: The Mystery Example Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 8: Quizzes and Tests Introduction Vocabulary Simple Multiple-Choice Quizzes Keeping Score Try Again: Answer Until It's Right Short-Answer Quiz Questions Do Spelling and Spacing Count? Bonus Trick: Three Tries Try Again and Again: Answer Again After It's Right How Did You Do: Reporting Results to the Teacher Learn First, Ask Questions Later: The Tutorial and Quiz Lost in Hyperspace: Where Have I Been? Hide the Quiz Button Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 9: More Tricks for Your Scripting Bag Introduction Vocabulary Conditionals: The If Statement Looping While Loops Do Loops For Next Loops For Each Loops Infinite Loops Parameters Timed Functions Saving and Quitting Adding PowerPoint Objects Arrays I Don't Know How Many Questions: ReDim to the Rescue Which Button Did I Press? Random Numbers Randomly Generated Questions Keeping Score Try Again: Answer Until It's Right Choose Questions Randomly from a Pool Ask How Many Questions You Want Keeping Score Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 10: Advanced Scripting Tricks Introduction Vocabulary Tags More Tags Stop in the Middle: Saving State Writing to a File Reading from a File Communicating with Excel Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 11: Debugging Tips Introduction Vocabulary My Scripts Always Work the First Time Testing for Bugs No News Is Bad News PEBKAC Errors The Error in Red I'm Not Seeing Red, but I'm Seeing Red Commenting Out Compiling Your Code Debugger An Ounce of Prevention Capitalization Don't Capitalize to Prevent Bugs Naming Conventions Option Explicit Indenting Hints from the VBA Editor VBA Help Common Bugs Multiple Modules Duplicate Variables Duplicate Procedures Extra End Sub The Forgotten Dim Exclamation Points in File Names Debugging Steps Error Trapping Bugs That Aren't Your Fault Final Word on Debugging and Error Prevention Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 12: Templates Introduction Vocabulary What Are Templates? Saving Your Template The Pick-a-Partner Template Project Conclusion Exercises to Try Epilogue References Index
Preface Chapter 1: Multimedia Design Introduction Vocabulary What Is Multimedia? The Design Process Project Organization Metaphors Storyboards and Flowcharts Designing Assignments for Your Students Conclusion Chapter 2: Getting Started Introduction Vocabulary PowerPoint, Windows, and Mac OS Settings 1. Stop Hiding File Extensions 2. Install a Local Printer Driver (Windows Only) 3. Sounds Settings for PowerPoint 2007/2008 and Earlier 4. Show the Developer Tab in the Ribbon 5. Set Macro Security 6. Create a Folder and Save PowerPoint File Types PowerPoint Versions Opening a File with Macros Conclusion Chapter 3: Traditional and Multimedia Features of PowerPoint Introduction Vocabulary Inserting Images Photo Albums Sounds Linking and Embedding Sounds (PowerPoint 2007/2008 and Earlier) Hypertext Links Linking within Your Presentation Linking outside Your Presentation: Web Pages and Other Documents Buttons Text for Buttons Sound for Buttons Aligning Objects and Other Details Trigger Animations (Windows Only) Controlling Navigation with Kiosk Mode Saving as a PowerPoint Show Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 4: Introducing Visual Basic® for Applications Introduction Vocabulary What Is Visual Basic for Applications? What Is an Object-Oriented Programming Language? Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 5: Getting Started with VBA Introduction Vocabulary Accessing the VBA Editor What If It Didn't Work? Help! I've Lost My Windows Be a Scripter: Change Things in Quotes Subroutine, Procedure, or Macro Tying Your VBA Script to a PowerPoint Button Tying Your VBA Script to Any Object What's in a Name? Changing a Button Securing Your VBA Script from Prying Eyes Conclusion Exercise to Try Chapter 6: Let's Get Scripting Introduction Vocabulary Variables and Getting Input Variable Declarations Variable Types The YourName Procedure and Abstraction Force the Student to Type Something What Else? A Personal Response and a Short-Answer Question Running Your Scripts Calling a Procedure from Another Procedure Putting It Together: A Complete Quiz Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 7: A Scripting Bag of Tricks Introduction Vocabulary Comments Navigation: Moving from Slide to Slide The Secrets of the MsgBox Procedures, Functions, and Parentheses Hiding and Showing PowerPoint Objects Let's Get Started: Initializing Your Presentation Referencing Objects by Number What's in a Name? Finding and Changing Object and Slide Names Shape Names Slide Names Using Names Let's Get Started Again This Slide or Another Slide I Lost My Shapes Putting the Student's Input into a Box Manipulating Text in Objects With Blocks Adding Text Manipulating Parts of Text in an Object What Can You Change Other Things You Can Do to Text Manipulating Text: The Mystery Example Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 8: Quizzes and Tests Introduction Vocabulary Simple Multiple-Choice Quizzes Keeping Score Try Again: Answer Until It's Right Short-Answer Quiz Questions Do Spelling and Spacing Count? Bonus Trick: Three Tries Try Again and Again: Answer Again After It's Right How Did You Do: Reporting Results to the Teacher Learn First, Ask Questions Later: The Tutorial and Quiz Lost in Hyperspace: Where Have I Been? Hide the Quiz Button Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 9: More Tricks for Your Scripting Bag Introduction Vocabulary Conditionals: The If Statement Looping While Loops Do Loops For Next Loops For Each Loops Infinite Loops Parameters Timed Functions Saving and Quitting Adding PowerPoint Objects Arrays I Don't Know How Many Questions: ReDim to the Rescue Which Button Did I Press? Random Numbers Randomly Generated Questions Keeping Score Try Again: Answer Until It's Right Choose Questions Randomly from a Pool Ask How Many Questions You Want Keeping Score Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 10: Advanced Scripting Tricks Introduction Vocabulary Tags More Tags Stop in the Middle: Saving State Writing to a File Reading from a File Communicating with Excel Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 11: Debugging Tips Introduction Vocabulary My Scripts Always Work the First Time Testing for Bugs No News Is Bad News PEBKAC Errors The Error in Red I'm Not Seeing Red, but I'm Seeing Red Commenting Out Compiling Your Code Debugger An Ounce of Prevention Capitalization Don't Capitalize to Prevent Bugs Naming Conventions Option Explicit Indenting Hints from the VBA Editor VBA Help Common Bugs Multiple Modules Duplicate Variables Duplicate Procedures Extra End Sub The Forgotten Dim Exclamation Points in File Names Debugging Steps Error Trapping Bugs That Aren't Your Fault Final Word on Debugging and Error Prevention Conclusion Exercises to Try Chapter 12: Templates Introduction Vocabulary What Are Templates? Saving Your Template The Pick-a-Partner Template Project Conclusion Exercises to Try Epilogue References Index
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