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Contains a clue text and an “Answer” button to check the correct answer. The layout-based approach and use of the Slide Master view are particularly important in the Jeopardy game, which has lots of similar slides of two types:

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You’ll find the paint bucket instrument called Shading in the Table Tools > Design tab.Īfter you complete all other steps, the game board will look like this, where each cell is a hyperlink to the respective clue:Īlso, you can edit and create new slide layouts in the Slide Master tool.

Choose an appropriate color for your game board to get a more authentic look.

Resize the table to match your slide and fill in the cells as shown in the picture below.

Create a table with 5 columns and 5 rows.

Add a new slide and add a table by going to the Insert tab > Table.

Apply a theme to your presentation on the Design tab.

Create a new PowerPoint presentation and name the first slide.

Step 5: Test and publish your game Stage 1: Create a Game Board Step 4: Enhance your game with images, audio, and video

Step 3: Add all slides and link them to the grid Step 2: Create clue and correct answer layouts If you’d like to create a Jeopardy game on your own, follow this detailed guide. Finally, we’ll put our game into a web format. Then we will add hyperlinks to each cell (e.g., SCIENCE for $400) that will link to the respective clue slide in the presentation. We’ll use a PowerPoint table to create the Jeopardy game board. Here are the steps we’ll take to do that. To publish the game in web format and share it online, we’ll use iSpring Suite, an authoring tool for creating eLearning content and converting PowerPoint presentations to an online format.

Slide Master view to create unified slides for clues and answers with a consistent style.

Hyperlinks to connect each selection on the grid to its respective clue slide.

A table to create the game board (or a grid) that shows categories and scores (or a cash value).

To make a Jeopardy game, we’ll use the following features of PowerPoint:

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As a bonus, you’ll get a free Jeopardy template to play with.

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Now, with modern technology, you can create this game by yourself in about 10-20 minutes from scratch and play it with your friends, colleagues, or learners! In this article, you’ll find out how to make a Jeopardy game with clues that include pictures, audio, and video in Microsoft PowerPoint.Īlso, you will explore how it’s made, with detailed step-by-step instructions.

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Moreover, every time you see those tiles with categories and different numbers, you can’t stop thinking of all the nostalgic moments in your life when you saw them on TV and were always wondering along with the contestants, “What’s the correct answer? Am I right or wrong?” It puts you in the participants’ shoes, even if you aren’t a guest on the show. I guess this is something that I will just have to continue to look into and figure out what is causing the issue.Many engaging interactive applications can be created in PowerPoint to gamify your eLearning experience.

I am using the NOGTITLE and NOGFOOTNOTE options on the ODS PowerPoint statement. I found that when I removed the Title statements from each of the slides, that the slides were created correctly, one after another (obviously without titles though). But when I tried to add another custom layout slide after the first custom slide, the second slide was basically overwritten on the first. Creating one slide with titles and footnotes worked fine. One thing that I did notice when I tried to apply this solution to my actual working problem is that it did not work perfectly when trying to create back-to-back slides with custom layouts when utilizing Title statements. *Slide 1 with text in bottom left corner.*/ Ods powerpoint file="cars.pptx" layout=_null_

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It seems that SAS is trying to add the content of the Gridded layout slide to the previous slide.Īny suggestions? Below is a simplified version of the code I am working with, and it has the same effect. I am trying to create a PowerPoint presentation with a custom layout for one of the slides (2 rows, 2 columns).įor the custom layout I have been trying to use ODS Layout Gridded, but have not been able to get it to show up on the slide correctly.