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How to edit a module Editing Title-Slide. To turn on Title-Slide editing mode use View -> Title sub-menu (Fig.1). You may change picture, Logo, insert Module name and Instructions prior to presenting Module, and so on. If necessary, you may modify the look of Start button. Analogically you can edit Master-Slide using View -> Master command in sub-menu (Fig.1). To turn on Regular Slide editing mode use View -> Normal sub-menu command.
Right button menu. We get slide menu by clicking right mouse button on the slide pictogram (Fig.2). Using this menu we can fulfill all basic operations with the slide. We can cut, copy, paste slides, create new slides and delete existing slides. Also we can rename slides using Rename command, set slide transition options using Advance… command, and more.
To insert pictures, texts, and objects into the Frame of the Slide, Insert -> Picture, Insert -> Text Box, and Insert -> Object... sub-menus can be used (Fig.3).
Complex objects can be inserted directly from the Object Library either by double-clicking on the selected objects or by dragging and dropping the object into the working area (Fig.4).
View Module. During editing you always can preview module to see how it will be showed by Web Browser. To preview entire module select Module -> View Module (or press F5). Module will be loaded into separate Web Browser window. To preview editing slide select Module -> View Slide (or press Shift+F5). Current slide will be displayed in separate Web Browser window (Fig.5).
Adding Modules. After new Learning Course is created, it contains only single Module. In case it is not enough, you can add required number of Modules. To add new Module to the Course you can either select File -> New -> Module... or use context menu by right clicking on the name of the Course from the Course Pane. Add required number of Modules and fill them with the learning content (Fig.6). Adding Chapters. After new Learning Course is created, it contains only single Module, which is not placed in the Chapter. As the number of the Modules increases, it might be necessary to group Modules into the Chapters. To add new Chapter to the Course you can either select File -> New -> Folder or use context menu by right clicking on the name of the Course from the Course Pane. Add required number of Chapters and fill them with the learning content (6).
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