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| Creating with HyperStudio | |
| Note to the Teacher: | |
| HyperStudio can be used to create lessons, presentations, or projects that can be used with your students. You can also teach your students to create multimedia projects using HyperStudio as well. Once you have a working knowledge of how to use HyperStudio you are ready to start creating your own materials. This unit is an extension of skills learned in The HyperStudio Tutorial for Educators. Keep in mind what you learned about creating a stack, adding cards, text, graphics, and more as you are guided through making a lesson. The last section will get you started on helping your students work with HyperStudio on a basic project about themselves. | |
| Teacher-made materials can include lessons in different subject areas, depending on the needs for your classroom. These lessons can be geared to whatever age or grade level you teach. | |
| Part 1: Create a lesson | |
| A. Decide on subject area for the lesson. | |
| B. Select content for the appropriate age/grade level of the students. | |
| C. Create the stack | |
| Part 2:Creating a quiz | |
| A. Create the quiz questions | |
| B. Insert questions in stack per/card | |
| C. Add sound to answer choices | |
| Part 3: Guide student to create a project | |
| A. Decide on project topic and title | |
| B. Create or gather content (text and graphics) | |
| C. Publish project: export stack to the Web | |
| Start with Part 1 to begin learning more about creating with HyperStudio. | |
| Important: | |
Use the Side Menu to go to the beginning of each unit. Then you will proceed through each lesson by using the next, or back buttons at the bottom of each lesson page. You can proceed to Part One by clicking on the Next button or using the side menu. |
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