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- 1. www.A6training.co.uk Countdown Timers for PowerPoint Produced by Dave Foord
- 2. www.A6training.co.uk Countdown Timers • The following slides contain a series of ‘timers’ that can be used in PowerPoint 2003, they may also work in earlier versions of PowerPoint. • To see the timers in action, click the mouse to move forward a slide, then click again to start timer. Clicking again will forward the timer to the end of its sequence. • The idea behind this, is one way to make a PowerPoint presentation to a large audience, slightly more interactive, is to set the students a question, activity, calculation etc. If appropriate a timer can be introduced, to ‘time’ how long is available for them to complete the activity. • There are timers for 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes and 20 minutes. • To use a timer, all you need to do is enter the editing mode of PowerPoint - copy desired timer into your presentation, each timer is made up of many components, so when copying – you need to use the mouse to select all the components to do this – click and hold the mouse, top left of the timer, then whilst holding mouse button down, drag the mouse to bottom right of timer and release – everything within the region should be selected. You can now ‘copy’ – go into your presentation and paste. • Timers can be resized, or formatted – just make sure you highlight all of the items at the same time (by using same method as above). • The timers are preset to start on the click of the mouse, this could be changed to start automatically on going to that slide, or on the click of a button. You would need to change the custom animation settings for this. • There is a sound effect at the end of each timer – this is the ‘Laser’ sound effect within PowerPoint – this could easily be removed or replaced with your own sound effect.