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Customising the resources (3) |
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Creating
a hyperlink
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First, open a Word document
and write the text that you want students to see (information,
instructions and questions) for the lesson/presentation
you are planning. You could make an instruction like
‘watch the video’ into a hyperlink, or you
could place a caption for the video or animation and
use that. Decide what text you are going to use now.
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Go to the file
you want to link to and double click to open the file.
At the top is an ‘address’ box: select and
copy the text in this box, then come straight back to
the Word document you have been working on.
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Select the text
you want to use for the hyperlink, the go to the ‘Insert’
menu and choose hyperlink: this will open a dialogue
box.
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Near the bottom,
you should see a blank address box: use CTRL-V to paste
the address you copied into here. Check that this looks
right and that the ‘Text to display’ box
at the top shows the words you selected for your link.
If it does, click ‘OK’.
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The text you selected
should now be a hyperlink and should have changed to
blue, underlined, and rolling over it should show what
it links to. Try it out by clicking (or if it tells
you to, by CTRL-clicking), to make sure the link works.
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Science Enhancement Programme CD-ROM 2005 |
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