Aside from games, tech is another effective tool to use when teaching kids. Through tech, you can illustrate concepts and ideas more effectively through illustrations and videos. Tech also aids long-distance and self-paced learning.
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Aside from games, tech is another effective tool to use when teaching kids. Through tech, you can illustrate concepts and ideas more effectively through illustrations and videos. Tech also aids long-distance and self-paced learning.

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I’d found that I could add animations to objects within slides prompted by the click of a mouse. I was impressed with my two colleagues Ken and Retchel who talked about triggers in PPT earlier during our workshop.
It was a great experience. I have learnt that triggers allow me to initiate a sequence of animations by clicking on a specific object rather than a simple mouse click. It’s so beneficial for de-cluttering slides or creating presentations more engaging. But I personally say that working with triggers could be a bit tricky.
I really do appreciate if Ken and Retchel will be given another talk by @qmtastic on triggers but this time it would be focusing on how we can incorporate both hyperlinks and triggers into presentations.
Hats off to
@retchelbear12
and
@henkpie
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The above is a link to Richard Byrne's (at Free Tech for Teachers) post about his activities; here's a direct link to the activities page.