Freeplane/C3/Slide-Presentation/English

Visual Cue	Narration
Slide Number 1 Title Slide	Welcome to the tutorial on Slide Presentation
Slide Number 2 Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will learn to, Create spotlight setting Create slides Add a title and contents to slide from a concept map Rearrange slide position and Export the slides to a png image file
Slide Number 3 System Requirement	To record this tutorial, I am using Ubuntu Linux v16.04 OS Freeplane v1.7.10 Firefox web browser v59
Slide Number 4 Pre-requisites https://www.spoken-tutorial.org/	To practise this tutorial, Learner must be familiar with the Freeplane interface. For the prerequisite tutorials, please visit this site.
Slide Number 5 Code Files	The files used in this tutorial are available in the Code Files link. Please download and extract them. Make a copy and then use them while practising.
Part of slide.	Slide presentation is often used in classrooms.
Go to Desktop.	I have saved the input file on the Desktop.
Open earth-astronomy-weather.mm.	Open the earth-astronomy-weather dot mm file in Freeplane.
Select the parent node.	Select the parent node.
Check box for View, View Settings, Spotlight.	Go to, View, then to View Settings. Click the check box for Spotlight in the sub-menu. Observe that the background changes to grey color.
Hover mouse on root node, then, Earth's axis of rotation, solstice and Equinox.	The selected node is highlighted in a rectangular spotlight.
Show the spotlight on the map.	Spotlight helps to draw the attention of the audience to the selected node.
Cursor on the map.	However, other parts of the map are also visible, with less bright surroundings.
Click on Tools, Preferences.	Let’s adjust the Presentation properties. Click on Tools and select Preferences.
Point to the dialog box. Click on the Presentation tab.	Preferences dialog box opens. Click on the Presentation tab.
Cursor on Presentation tab.	Notice the many options for presentation.
Cursor on Presentation tab.	Let's change the slide background color.
Click on the grey rectangle next to Spotlight background color.	Click on the grey rectangle next to Spotlight background color.
Show the dialogue box. Pick a sky blue shade in Swatches tab.	In the Swatches tab, I will pick a sky blue shade for the slide background.
Click on the RGB tab.	Click on the RGB tab.
Point to the Alpha option.	Notice the alpha value is at 255. Alpha option changes the transparency level of the background.
Click on the OK button.	Click on the OK button in the box.
Click on Ok in the Preferences dialog box.	Then, click on the OK button again on the Preference dialog box.
Show warning pop-up message.	A warning pop-up message, prompting to restart Freeplane appears.
Cursor on the screen.	You may or may not get this message depending on your system.
Click on Ok to in the pop-up window.	Click on Ok to close the pop-up window . The changed color setting, takes effect for me, without restarting Freeplane.
Click on Tools, Preferences.	Again, open the preferences dialog box.
Choose Preferences tab. Click on the grey rectangle next to Spotlight background color and choose RGB tab.	Again open the spotlight background color dialogue box and go to the RGB tab. Let's change Alpha value and see the result.
Drag the Alpha slider to 111.	Drag the Alpha slider to 111. You may also use the triangle button on the right side.
Click on OK button in the box.	Click on the OK button in the box.
Click on Ok in the Preferences dialog box.	Then, click on the OK button again on the Preference dialog box.
Hover mouse over nodes to see only selected node.	Notice that only the highlighted node is visible. Rest of the canvas is covered in blue.
Cursor on the map.	Let us set up slides and choose visible nodes for each slide.
Click on the Tool panel.	Click on the Tool panel.
Hover mouse next to Tool Panel, Presentations, Presentations -/ - .	In the Tool Panel, select Presentations tab. In Presentations section notice this sign (-/-) as seen here.
Cursor next to -/- sign.	This means, I have no presentations set up now.
Hover over the icons to show tool tips on icon function.	Hover over the icons to show tooltips on icon function.
Slide Number 6 Icons and Tooltips	The function of each icon can be viewed as a tooltip. There is no visible name written on the icons. Learner must practise and familiarise with icon functions.
Click on New presentation icon	Click on the New presentation icon to add a new presentation.
Type name as astronomy-weather, press Enter	I will name it Weather and press Enter.
Hover mouse next to 1/1.	The sign changes to 1/1.
In the Slides section, hover mouse next to -/-.	Currently, this presentation has no slides.
Click on the first icon to add a New slide.	In the Slides section, click on the first icon to add a New slide.
For name, type Title.	Type Title for name of the slide as seen here.
Under Slide content, click on the second icon from left to add slide content.	Under Slide content, click on the second icon from left to add slide content.
Point to the tooltip for second icon, top show, Add currently selected nodes to the slide.	The tooltip for the icon is Add currently selected nodes to the slide.
Hover mouse over the root node.	Notice that I have selected the root node in the canvas.
Show the added content on the screen.	Now, contents of the selected nodes get added as the slide contents.
Point mouse around green box on the root node.	A green box appears around the nodes added as contents in the slide.
Hover mouse next to Set zoom icon.	We can also set the zoom level using the Set zoom button. I will not change it now.
Click on the first icon to add New Slide.	Now, let's add the 2nd slide as before.
Name this slide Topics.	I will name this slide as Topics.
Select all child nodes of the root node. Press and hold the Ctrl and click all the child nodes.	Select all child nodes of the root node for slide content in the canvas.
Click on the icon for Add currently selected nodes to the slides. Point to the green coloured border around the child nodes.	Click on the second icon in the Slide section to add content as we did earlier. The selected nodes get added as contents of the slide.
Check the box for show only selected nodes.	Check the box for show only selected nodes to highlight more options.
Check the box for show ancestors.	Here, check the box to Show ancestors.
Cursor on the Tool panel.	It will also show the parent node also in the presentation.
Add a slide, and name it Axis of rotation.	In the Slides section add a third slide and name it Axis of rotation.
Check box for show only selected nodes. Check box to show ancestors.	Check box for show only selected nodes. Then, check the box to show ancestors.
Select child nodes of Earth's axis of rotation and add to contents.	Select the child nodes of Earth's axis of rotation. Add them as contents for the Axis of rotation slide.
Add one more slide and name it Eclipse.	I will make 4 slides in this presentation. Add one more slide and name it as Eclipse.
Select the Child node of Eclipse node for content.	For contents, add the child node of Eclipse node.
	Pause the video as needed and create more slides as desired to practice.
Hover mouse next to Add slide and Add contents icons.	Give a title name for each slide, so that topic is clear from the slide name.
Hover mouse on the dropdown showing Eclipse.	Let’s rearrange the slide order or sequence. I want the Eclipse slide to be at the second position.
Hover mouse next to slide up and slide down icon. From the Slides pulldown, select the Eclipse slide.	From the Slides pulldown, select the Eclipse slide. Tooltip on the third icon in the Slides section moves the slide up.
Click on third icon, which is up arrow and set position till it shows 3/4.	Choose the slide, and click once on this up arrow. Now the position shows as 3/4. This means it is the 3rd slide among the four.
Cursor on the down arrow.	Notice that, Slide down function is also available. Now, let's play the presentation and test it.
Cursor on the Play button in Tool panel. Hide the Tool panel.	Let’s use the menu options for this instead of the options in the Tool panel. Hide the Tool panel.
Click on Navigate, Presentation.	Click on Navigate, Presentation. Notice the many options in the submenu along with the shortcut keys.
lids presentation mode is seen.	Click on I will choose Play from the first slide. Display goes to slide presentation mode.
Press F5 and Control+F5 and show browsing through slides.	To browse forward through the slide, use the F5 key. To browse backward, press Control-F5.
	Menu alternate and options are seen under Navigate, Presentation.
Move node in canvas, using up and down arrow key.	Up and down arrow keys to move the nodes in the canvas.
Zoom in and zoom out on the slide.	User can adjust the zoom level as in the concept map. Hold down the control key and use the mouse scroll wheel for this.
Browse through the presentation.	Browse through the presentation and go to the Eclipse slide.
Use the arrow keys, to browse through the node.	Use left and right arrow keys to browse through the node in the slide.
Click on the video link.	Let's play the video link in the Eclipse slide by clicking on the link.
Show the web browser opening.	Web browser opens and plays video as it is a link to an Internet site.
Play the video for a few seconds.	The video can be played, if you have a working internet connection.
Close the web browser.	Close the web browser after a few seconds.
Press the ESC key.	We are back on the Freeplane slide show. Press the ESC key to exit the presentation mode.
Scroll down the Tool panel and click on Preferences.	Scroll down the Tool panel. Click on Preferences to open the dialogue box.
Choose the Presentation tab.	Choose the Presentation tab in the newly opened dialogue box.
Hover mouse next to 'exportedPresentation'.	Notice a directory named, 'exportedPresentation'. Freeplane will create this directory, to store the exported images.
Cursor on the map.	You may change this default setting if desired.
Click on Cancel.	I will not make any changes here and click on Cancel.
Point mouse to Export current presentation to PNG images.	Notice Export current presentation to PNG images option in the Tool panel.
Click on Export current presentation to PNG images.	Click on it to create images for the slide. Allow the process to complete.
Cursor on the map.	A file manager folder may open to view the exported files.
Press Ctrl+S. Click on File, Quit Freeplane.	Press control S to save the map. Choose File, Quit Freeplane, to quit Freeplane.
Go to Desktop. Select exportedPresentation and press Enter.	Go to Desktop and notice the newly created folder. Select it and Press Enter to view the contents. Notice a directory with the map name, astronomy.
Press Enter.	Press Enter and go to the directory. Let’s browse through the exported image files.
Close the images.	I will close the images.
Slide Number 6 Summary	Now, let's summarize what we learned in this tutorial. We, Created spotlight Created slides Added contents to the slides Rearranged slide ordering Played the slide show and Exported the slides as images
Slide Number 7 Assignment	For the assignment activity, please do the following. Create 4 more slides in the presentation Use nodes of your choice to add the contents. You may also use a concept map of your choice.
Slide Number 8 Spoken Tutorial Project	This video summarises the Spoken Tutorial Project. Please download and watch it.
Slide Number 9 Spoken Tutorial workshops	The spoken tutorial team, conduct workshops and gives certificates. For more details, please write to us.
Slide Number 10 Forum for specific questions	Please post your timed queries in this forum.
Slide Number 11 Acknowledgement	Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by MHRD, Government of India.
	This is Rani from IIT Bombay. Thank you for joining.

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