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Visual movement brings excitement to a lecture. However, many students and beginners confuse Slide Transitions with Custom Animations.
In the NIELIT CCC examination, questions testing the difference between transitions and animations are asked frequently.
+-----------------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------+ | Feature | Slide Transition | Custom Animation | +-----------------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------+ | Where applied? | Applied to the **ENTIRE SLIDE**| Applied to **INDIVIDUAL OBJECTS**| | | as a whole | (text lines, pictures, shapes)| +-----------------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------+ | When does it occur? | Occurs when moving **from one| Occurs **WHILE remaining ON the| | | slide to the next slide** | active slide** | +-----------------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------+ | Examples | Wipe, Fade, Push, Dissolve, | Fly In, Zoom, Bounce, | | | Split, Wheel | Spin, Teeter, Fade Out | +-----------------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
A Transition is the visual motion effect that occurs in the transition phase when one slide exits and the next slide enters the screen during a slide show.
Animations control how individual elements (bullet points, photos, titles) appear, emphasize, and disappear on a slide.
Animation effects are divided into four categories:
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