Steps followed when developing a slide

1) Decide on topic and objectives. The teacher should clearly define the topic and purpose at the outset.
2) Write the script. Start with an outline of important points to be covered and develop the script from the outline.
3) Outline proposed slides. Sometimes done simultaneous with script, the decision on proposed pictures might be used readily apparent as the script is developed.
4) Take slides. Group the prepared pictures so you do not have to make repeated trips to one location.
5) Prepare tittles and credit slides. The title slide sets the stage for what is to follow and the credit slide gives credit to the person(s) who developed the units. This becomes especially important if the unit is shown by someone other than the person who made it.
6) Decide on sound key points can be narrated at the time the same points are presented
on the slide. Any music used should contribute to the overall theme and in addition
should be music with which students can identify.
7) Record sound: in most cases, more than one person is involved in recording because of
various sounds being combined. It may be sensible to record narration on the tape, sounds effects on music on another tape and finally to use the third tape combining two. The narrator should have a pleasant voice on tape because an accent, twang or raspy vice will spoil on other wise good unit, the narrator should be thoroughly familiar with the material so it came out naturally, not as though he/she were reading.
8) Synchronize slides and sound. The presentation can be developed to utilize the automatic sector of slide projection so that the slides can be changed manually in response to click on the second track. Ultimately the slides can be changed mainly in response to one on an accompanying script The time duration in every script will differ. It should be clear that the script should appear on the screen at the opposite sides appear on the sound track.
9) Evaluate and revise once devised the unite should be clarified by professional colleagues and students and revisions made as necessary

---

Titany answered the question on December 15, 2021 at 11:39