1. Slide templates – Blockbusters This is an example of a slide template which could be used to provide an educational game in the classroom. To control the game, click on a white hexagon to turn it blue, click on a blue hexagon to turn it orange, and click on an orange hexagon to turn it white. Because of the way the hexagons overlap, the best place to click on a hexagon is between the top of the letter and the top of the hexagon: L L L L L L click Start L L

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3. Slide templates – Blockbusters The Blockbusters slide was built using triggers. If you don’t know how these work, take a look at our simple online PowerPoint presentation on“Hyperlinks & Triggers” in which we demonstrate how you can control the actions and animations within PowerPoint. Feel free to open and edit these slides to explore the precise settings which were used to create the effects you’ve just seen. Finally, thanks to Anna Bishop in the Actuarial faculty for setting us the challenge! Brought to you by the Learning Technology Team at BPP College learningtechnology@bpp.com