I think a good way to start is by filling the screen with your photo, yours will look better than my screenshot. Use the animation to add interest. Play with the file I've attached and see what you come up with.
I'm doing some French projects soon, can you recommend someone for the narration?
Looking good. I would make the main box more horizontal (I find the rocks and plants in the front interesting), covering more of the ocean and you can always make the box bigger and just slide the oui,non words to the bottom of it. Either that or put them both on one box together, I don't like the look of them on separate boxes.
I am not sure what your quiz looks like or what the requirements are, but you could use a Hotspot or T/F in these ways to get your results. In these examples I put the answers as text on my picture, then inserted them into the question. The Hotspot is the correct answer and T/F is just answer verbiage removed and box resized. You could play with the colors of hte T/F box to closely match your slide colors.
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Hi Julie,
I think a good way to start is by filling the screen with your photo, yours will look better than my screenshot. Use the animation to add interest. Play with the file I've attached and see what you come up with.
I'm doing some French projects soon, can you recommend someone for the narration?
Linda
Thanks Linda,
Here's what I came up with..
I still think there's something missing. Or maybe I just don't like the look of the yes/no boxes.... But I've added animation for the Question box.
As for the French recording, I do my own. I've neved used those digital recordings, although they are quite useful and professional.
Julie,
Looking good. I would make the main box more horizontal (I find the rocks and plants in the front interesting), covering more of the ocean and you can always make the box bigger and just slide the oui,non words to the bottom of it. Either that or put them both on one box together, I don't like the look of them on separate boxes.
Linda
Thanks Linda !
I've put both yes/no into a single box.
I am not sure what your quiz looks like or what the requirements are, but you could use a Hotspot or T/F in these ways to get your results. In these examples I put the answers as text on my picture, then inserted them into the question. The Hotspot is the correct answer and T/F is just answer verbiage removed and box resized. You could play with the colors of hte T/F box to closely match your slide colors.
Sorry, here is the Hotspot version.
Thanks Michael !
I changed the color of the yes/no answers and took them out of the box as well.
I've got a lot of questions, so I might use the Hotspot : )
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