Slot Machine Animation For Powerpoint

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Slot Machine Animation You can also use images to create a similar effect as we did in our Slot Machine Motion Graphics Animation in PowerPoint Tutorial. I hope you got The Teacher Point! First you'll need to select the object that you want to animate, then select an animation from the “Animations” tab and modify the animation settings to your liking. Slide transitions are handled similarly from the “Transitions” tab. Powerpoint also supports the addition of animated images or videos to a slide via the “Insert” tab.

Draw awesome Wheel diagram in PowerPoint within 60 seconds. Use the diagram to convey hub and spoke relationship in your business and strategic presentations.

Slot Machine Animation For Powerpoint

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The PowerPoint Wheel you will learn today is:

Isn’t that an awesome diagram? You will learn to create it by the time you finish reading this article. So, open a blank PowerPoint slide and follow me. But, before that…

Where is Wheel diagram used in presentations?

A Wheel is used to represent hub and spoke relationship. For example, you can use the diagram to represent a role and the associated responsibilities or a core idea and related concepts. You can also use it as a chart to represent 4 quarters of a year or 4 seasons.

You can vary the number of segments, number of layers and number of colors based on your specific requirements.

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Let us start creating the diagram right away:

Step 1: Draw the base segment

Use ‘pie’ tool in auto shapes menu to create a quarter segment as follows:

Step 2: Draw the circle

Now make three more copies of the segment and complete the circle as follows:


Group the four segments using ‘Ctrl+ G’ option.

Step 3: Add a layer

Make a copy of the group. Right click on the copy -> Size and Position -> Scale – > Place a check mark on ‘lock aspect ratio’ and enter the value as 70%.

Select both the shapes and Arrange -> Align Center and Align Middle. You will get the following result:

See the power of using Align function here >>

Step 4: Color the segments

Color the segments with lighter and darker tones as shown here:

The result of the shading is as follows:

You can choose to add a white circle in the centre to indicate the hub.

Related: Using Right Colors in PowerPoint.

Variations of wheel diagram in PowerPoint:

You can add more layers or remove layers to suit your need:

You can create the diagram with more space for text and descriptions

You can add elements in the middle or add a border:

Source: Wheel Diagram Templates from CEO Pack

You can even create some fancy variations like these:

Slot Machine Animation For Powerpoint Slides

Source: PowerPoint Circle Diagrams from CEO Pack

The above diagram templates are part of our ‘750+ PowerPoint Charts & Diagrams Pack for CEOs’. All the diagrams in the pack are fully editable. You can copy the diagrams to your slides and create remarkable presentations in minutes.

Slot Machine Animation For Powerpoint Presentations

Since the diagram templates are created by business experts with passion in PowerPoint design, you will find the templates extremely relevant and useful for your critical business presentations. Take a minute to browse through the collection and see how the pack can save you time while making your message more effective.

Related: Creative 3D Circle Tutorial in PowerPoint

Slot Machine Animation For Powerpoint Presentation

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I have been playing around with this nifty little PowerPoint-based spinner in my classes.

There are many ways you could potentially use this template in the EFL VYL or YL classroom. For example, it could be used to select students (children always get a kick of seeing their name come up in a random spin – or laughing when someone’s name comes up several times in a row!), or to practice colours, numbers, vocabulary, or some combination of any of these.

One of the other things I like about this PowerPoint spinner is that it is customisable. You can edit the template to change the number of blocks, the text, colours and so on.

You can download this free PowerPoint spinner, here. (You’ll also find instructions on how to edit the spinner or even create your own PowerPoint spinning wheel on the same website.)

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