Lab 4:

Creating a Classroom Game

In This Lab

Making the game board
Creating the question slides
Creating the answer slides
Linking up the game board

PowerPoint's ability to hyperlink between slides and hide slides until they are needed makes it a natural choice for creating multiple-choice quizzes and games. You can create a slide with a question on it and then create hidden slides for each of the possible answers. Then, depending on which answer the user clicks, a different hidden slide appears indicating whether the answer was right or wrong.

In this project lab, you learn how to create a simple game to use in a classroom setting that tests students' understanding of the informational presentation you worked with in Lab 3.

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Lab 4A: Making the Game Board

In this lab session, you create the basic game board by drawing a set of shapes and arranging them in relation to one another.

Level of difficulty: Moderate

Time to complete: 15 to 30 minutes

1. Start a new blank presentation and save it as MyLab04A.pptx.
2. Change the layout of the slide to Blank.
a. Choose Home ⇒ Slides ⇒ Layout.
b. Click Blank.
UnFigure
3. Draw a rounded rectangle on the slide that is 0.75” high and 2” wide.
a. Choose Home ⇒ Drawing ⇒ Shapes (or Insert ⇒ Illustrations ⇒ Shapes), and click the rounded rectangle. ...

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