S'cape tools for Genially

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Presentation by Julia Morris and Marie Allirot Translating S'cape tools into English, video tutorials and links to Genially activities using S'cape tools.

Introduction

How do the S'cape tools work?

S'cape tools

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This presentation will show how to use S'cape tools to enhance your Genial.ly presentations.Genial.ly is a website for creating interactive presentations and digital escape rooms.S'cape is a group of teachers from France who have developed tools, based on java script that give Genial.ly more functuality and add options for educational activities and escape games.

All copyright by S'cape, no commercial use

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What does it look like? S'cape tool are pieces of code working in the background of Genially - they were added by the S'cape group by using the "insert - other" box. You can see the tool as a small written text on your page (you can't change the size or text), for example. How do I use it? Simply group the small code text with the picture or text that you want to apply it to. Group them by holding down shift and clicking the code and then your picture/text, then click the group icon: Use the preview (eye) button at the top to try it. For most of the tools you will need to enable "drag elements" in settings (cog symbol) to be able to move objects on the slide in view mode.

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How do I use the templates? Each tool in this presentation comes with an example, an explanation how to use it and a blue template. To use the tools in your own presentation: 1. Click underneath this presentation, it will then be added to your library. 2. Create your own presentation and add the templates by clicking then "My creations" and find this S'cape presentation. Now choose the yellow slide for the tool that you need and adapt it by grouping code with objects and deleting any codes and text you don't need.

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How do I make the code text invisible? You can't delete the code text or change its colour, but you can change to transparency to zero you can also hide it behind the object it is grouped with. Use this icon at the top to put the code on the bottom layer before you combine it.

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Can I use several codes at once? Some, but not all, codes can be copied and pasted to be used with several objects, it will usually tell you in the instructions. You can normally combine several different tools with the same object, just make sure they are all grouped together.

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Louxor & Odio

Felbonchoi

Accordeon

CNC

Magnum

Couise

Alain Fini

Flip Flip

Mannix

Cruz

Flip Flop

Audioh!

Meli-Melo

Cursor

BAM

Gicode

Memopos

Grafic

Bloc note

DessOus

Memory

D.Fil

LaTeX

CAC

D.Fil couleur

Minuteur

LAVAR

Caesar

MisOpOint

Leurre

CCX

DND 2.0

LockeeVar

Mouvite

Chronos

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You can now save individual templates for each tool from this menu. Some video tutorials show all the tools on the same Genially but we have now changed it to make it easier. The video tutorials can still be used to learn how to use the tools but we are aiming to update some of them.

Add on Bulle

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Wue!

Tak1

Pseudobble

Movitevite

Youx

Takit

RND

Multicode/pass

Tapuscrit

S'kins

Page reference

Sacéfé

Tapuscrit 2

Pendu

S'crape

Peuzeul

Télatépala

Pickcell

Signet

Tongue

PicPut

SOAD

Touchouss

Starfil

Pixel-Art

Touine's

Plusun

Store

VAR/VAR button

Post -eat

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Swiss Armyknife

VideOh!

No GribouillePatouche V-Fil

To play with layers

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extension to make pairings by drawing lines

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make elements of a Genially appear or disappear on the fixed date and time

https://scape.enepe.fr/bloc-notes-pour-genially.html

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To make a bar chart

https://scape.enepe.fr/bloc-notes-pour-genially.html

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turn a LaTeX formula into an image in Genially

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change the cursor in a Genially to moving objects

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greater sound control in Genially

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Microscope telescope effect

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extension to color the cells in a table based on the answers given

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add a point to an overall score at the click or automatically

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to create a game of the Taquin, kind of puzzle where you have to move the pieces to put them back in order

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Turning page effect

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Sliding pictures

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to manage the videos in Genially

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Diaporama

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Thank you to the following people for letting us share their Genially creations: Marie Darif Char Lie Caroline Latière Heaney Sébastien Nouailler Céline El Ouartassi Thank you to Esmeralda Delgado for letting us share the MFL Twitterati Padlet. Thank you to Joe Dale and Helen Myers for organising the TILT webinars and initiating all these connections. Thank you to Patrice Nadam from S'cape for letting us use the S'cape pictures. Thank you to Audrey Fauque from S'cape for helping out with tutorials.