Presentations in the browser
Presentations are part of the Polish computer science curriculum from grade 4 to high school: text combined with images, a consistent look, restrained animation and speaking in front of an audience. In BitWizards the presentation editor runs in the browser: 16:9 slides with layouts, color themes, transitions, element animations, speaker notes, a full-screen slideshow and PDF export.
Primary school course - High school and technical school course (both in Polish)
What the editor does
- New slides from layouts: title, title and content, two columns, section header, title only or blank; duplicate, reorder and delete with undo.
- Everything from the vector editor on a slide: text, shapes, images, alignment and groups.
- Color themes that recolor the background and objects.
- Slide transitions (fade, push, zoom) and element animations (appear, fade, fly in from below) with a step order.
- Speaker notes, a full-screen slideshow and PDF export.
Two courses following the curriculum
Primary school (grades 4-8, 7 topics): slide layouts, text and images, themes, transitions and animations, a talk plan with notes, charts and diagrams, and a class project.
High school and technical school (6 topics): structure with an agenda and sections, readability, data on charts and timelines, restrained animation, speaking with notes, timing and sources, and a final presentation project.
Presentations also appear in the year-long class courses for grades 5-8, high school grade 3 and technical school grade 2 (in Polish).
For teachers
- Your own tasks: a starting presentation and a checking rule built in a wizard tested against the model presentation.
- The student’s work history and live view during the lesson.
- My documents: presentations outside the courses, also for group work.