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Design motion paths

Applies To: PowerPoint 2013 More... Less
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    • PowerPoint 2013
    • 2:27
    • Design motion paths
    • PowerPoint 2013
    • 2:54
    • Work with a motion path
    • PowerPoint 2013
    • 4:52
    • Combine a path with other effects
    • PowerPoint 2013
    • 6:53
    • Create a sequence with line paths
    • PowerPoint 2013
    • 5:22
    • Apply paths to layered pictures

A motion path is an animation effect that moves an item, like a picture, on a line that you specify in PowerPoint 2013. Take this course to learn how to create them.

Inside this course:

Design motion paths (2:27)
Let’s apply a motion path. You use a motion path to move something in a very specific way on a slide. You can also combine motion paths with other effects.

Work with a motion path (2:55)
In this movie, we’ll focus on creating the motion path for an animation effect, so you can see how to work with a path.

Combine a path with other effects (4:52)
A motion path can be especially powerful when you combine it with another animation effect. In this movie, we'll apply a Spin and other effects to our wheel animation to complete the rolling effect we want to achieve.

Create a sequence with line paths (6:53)
Many motion path animation sequences are fairly simple to create, but it may not look that way. We'll re-create a sequence, to show you more techniques for using motion paths and animation.

Apply paths to layered pictures (5:22)
How do you apply motion paths or other effects to the items you can’t see when you first view a slide? We'll take a look at some tools that help.

Course summary
A brief reminder of the key points in this course.

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