Transcript How to Create an Interactive Powerpoint (Template)

Maximizing the Flexibility
of Powerpoint
Dr. Jamie Wikenheiser
Assistant Professor
Director of Medical Gross Anatomy
Director of Surgical Anatomy
University of California, Irvine
School of Medicine
Interactive Powerpoint Format
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Title
Learning Objectives
Main Menu
Chapter Content
• Slides with internal hyperlinks
• Thank You and Contact Slide
• References
• Hyperlink Slide Bank
• All slides from internal hyperlinks
Learning Objectives
•Be able to describe the 3 parts of the axillary artery and the branches that
come off each part.
•Be able to describe the roots, trunks, divisions, cords and terminal branches of
the brachial plexus.
•Be able to list the spinal segments that course through each brachial plexus
branch.
•Be able to describe the clinical correlates associated with injuries to the
brachial plexus.
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I.
Vasculature of the Axilla
II. Brachial Plexus
III. Arm Muscles & Neurovasculature
Please Read: Interactive PowerPoint functions like a web-page. Click on the underlined text to go directly to that
topic. You must be in Slide Show mode for the hyperlinks and highlights to work. All images are copyrighted by
the authors listed on the “References” slide. DO NOT DISTRIBUTE! For educational purposes only. Nongraphical content & organization Copyright 2013 Dr. Jamie Wikenheiser.
Standard Hyperlink
(For Office 2011)
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1. Insert “text” from FORMAT section:
2. Highlight the term or statement to be hyperlinked:
3. Under SLIDE SHOW, select Action Settings (you may be able to right clic
depending on the Office edition here):
4. Select “Hyperlink to”:
5. Scroll down and select “Slide…”:
6. A list of the current slides will appear, pick one:
7. The slide you picked will be listed, hit “OK”.
8. You are now hyperlinked (make sure you have a BACK button on the
hyperlinked slide to send you back to the original).
Suggestions: If you are using a HYPERLINK SLIDE BANK, set up the two slides back to back to make things
easier for you. Hyperlink to the selected slide, set up the BACK button, and then move the slide which is not part
of you presentation to the HYPERLINK SLIDE BANK. You will not have to reset the hyperlink just because you
moved the slide. Once the hyperlink is set, you can move the extra slide anywhere.
Highlight Templates
Structure 1
Structure 2
Question: ???
Answer: ???
CT
Structure 3 (CT vs MRI)
MRI
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THE END!
If you have any questions after using
this Interactive PowerPoint
please let me know!
Dr. Jamie Wikenheiser
email: [email protected]
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References
The images were adapted and modified from the following sources:
Moore, KL, Agur, AMR and Dalley, AF. (2011). Essential Clinical Anatomy. 4th
Edition, Baltimore, MD: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Moore, KL and Dalley, AF. (1999). Clinically Orientated Anatomy.
Baltimore, MD: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Schuenke, M, Schulte, E and Schumacher, U. (2007). Thieme Atlas of Anatomy:
General Anatomy and Musculoskeletal System. New York, NY: Thieme.
Netter, F. (2006). Atlas of Human Anatomy. Philadelphia, PA. Saunders/Elsevier.
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Hyperlink Slide Bank