Part X: Interactions, Animations, And Transitions
Motion and interactivity should help a learner understand or choose what happens next. Part X explains how to connect events to actions, configure branching and feedback, animate objects, control movement between slides, and use variables and conditions to respond to learner progress.
Topics
- Build Interactions
- Configure Action Settings
- Animate Objects
- Add Slide Transitions
- Use Variables
- Set Action Conditions
Start with interactions when a learner should reveal content, choose a path, control media, or receive feedback. Use object animations to direct attention within a slide, and use transitions to shape movement from one slide to the next. Always test the finished sequence in Present so timing and behavior make sense outside the editor.
For a lesson that remembers choices or branches on progress, continue from action settings to Use Variables and Set Action Conditions. These topics explain custom values, read-only system values, Adjust Variable, and action-level AND/OR rules.
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