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Nancy varkey: /* Stage 2: Create a template for the slides */

2019-12-13T10:28:56Z

‎Stage 2: Create a template for the slides

2019-12-13T10:08:33Z

‎Stage 2: Create a template for the slides

2018-06-27T04:18:08Z

‎Script-Writing Instructions

2017-05-30T15:45:18Z

‎Learning activity

2017-05-30T15:43:25Z

‎Learning activity

2017-01-17T12:07:21Z

‎Stage 2: Create a template for the slides

2017-01-17T12:00:12Z

‎Stage 2: Create a template for the slides

2017-01-17T10:59:34Z

‎Learning activity

2015-09-11T18:36:05Z

‎Uploading Instructions

2015-09-11T18:29:28Z

‎Uploading Instructions

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 ## The date of creation
 # The '''second slide''' should clearly mention
-## The Learning Objectives &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Media:Sample-Learning-Objectives.pdf | Learning objectives sample]]
+## The '''Learning Objectives''' &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Media:Sample-Learning-Objectives.pdf | Learning objectives sample]]
 # The '''third slide''' should clearly mention
 ## The software version number
-## The operating system used &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Media:Sample-system-requirements.pdf | System Requirements sample]]
+## The operating system used
-# The '''fourth slide''' should clearly mention Pre-requisites, if any, as follows
+## Any editor that was used
-## Knowledge of some software like C, vi, Linux, Emacs, PHP, Java
+## Any browser that was used &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Media:Sample-system-requirements.pdf | System Requirements sample]]
 ## Reference to a spoken tutorial in this series or another software series
 ## All of the above    &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Media:OS-versions.pdf  | Pre-requisites sample]]
 # The '''last slides''' should have text as shown in these samples -
 ## [[Media:Sample-Ind-slides.pdf | Acknowledgment for Individual contributor]]

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 ## Knowledge of some software like C, vi, Linux, Emacs, PHP, Java
 ## Reference to a spoken tutorial in this series or another software series
-## All of the above    &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Media:OS-versions.pdf  | OS-version sample]]
+## All of the above    &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Media:OS-versions.pdf  | Pre-requisites sample]]
 # The '''last slides''' should have text as shown in these samples -
 ## [[Media:Sample-Ind-slides.pdf | Acknowledgment for Individual contributor]]

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 # Take up one Topic from the Basic Level (similar for Intermediate and Advanced levels)
 # Read the Guidelines for writing a script &nbsp; &nbsp; [http://process.spoken-tutorial.org/index.php/How_to_write_a_Script_for_Spoken_Tutorials_Summary Summary]  &nbsp; &nbsp;  '''and''' &nbsp; &nbsp; [http://process.spoken-tutorial.org/index.php/How_to_write_a_Script_for_Spoken_Tutorials Details]
-# A [http://script.spoken-tutorial.org/index.php/PERL/C2/Comments-in-Perl/English Sample 2-column script] is available here
+# A [https://script.spoken-tutorial.org/index.php/HTML/C2/Phrase-Tags-in-HTML/English Sample 2-column script] is available here
 # A good script has a lot of '''demonstrations (75%)''' interspersed with '''slides of text (25%)''' elaborating various features
 # Write the script for the chosen topic in the 2-column format as explained above

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 #* [http://www.spoken-tutorial.org/show_video?tr=198&sval=1 CamStudio]
 # Create a '''sample 2 min video''' and submit for Admin review
-# Go through the [http://spoken-tutorial.org/tutorial-search/?search_foss=LaTeX&search_language=English] and learn '''LaTeX'''
+# Go through the [http://spoken-tutorial.org/tutorial-search/?search_foss=LaTeX&search_language=English LaTeX spoken tutorial link] and learn '''LaTeX'''
 # Create '''sample slides''' and submit for Admin review to the Project Manager heading Creation
 # She will give you a feedback on the quality of your work

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 #* [http://www.spoken-tutorial.org/show_video?tr=198&sval=1 CamStudio]
 # Create a '''sample 2 min video''' and submit for Admin review
-# Go through the [http://www.spoken-tutorial.org/list_videos?view=1&foss=LaTeX&language=English LaTeX tutorials] and learn '''LaTeX'''
+# Go through the [http://spoken-tutorial.org/tutorial-search/?search_foss=LaTeX&search_language=English] and learn '''LaTeX'''
 # Create '''sample slides''' and submit for Admin review to the Project Manager heading Creation
 # She will give you a feedback on the quality of your work

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 <blockquote style="background-color: cornsilk; border: solid thin grey;">
 '''Click here to view the '''Acknowledgement script'''  [http://process.spoken-tutorial.org/index.php/Acknowledgement Script-Format]''' <br>
 </blockquote>
 ----

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 ## All of the above    &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Media:OS-versions.pdf  | OS-version sample]]
 # The '''last slides''' should have text as shown in these samples -
-## [[Media:Ack-Ind-Slides.pdf | Acknowledgment for Individual contributor]]
+## [[Media:Sample-Ind-slides.pdf | Acknowledgment for Individual contributor]]
-## [[Media:Ack-Org-Slides.pdf | Acknowledgment for Group Contributors]]
+## [[Media:Sample-Org-slides.pdf| Acknowledgment for Group Contributors]]
 <span style="color:red">'''Here the Slide Template stage is complete.''' </span>

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 ===Learning activity===
-# Go through the screencasting videos and learn how to create a '''screencast video'''
+# Go through the screencasting videos and learn how to create a '''screencast video''' using either one -
 #* [http://www.spoken-tutorial.org/show_video?tr=185&sval=1 recordMyDesktop ]
 #* [http://www.spoken-tutorial.org/show_video?tr=198&sval=1 CamStudio]

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 =====Uploading Instructions=====
 # Once you have revised your script and corresponding files, upload the same on the website.  To do so,
-## Convert the script file to wiki-markup-language format by following the instructions given in this link - /How_to_use_OpenOffice_script_template#Installing_openoffice.org-wiki-publisher_-_An_Alternate_way
+## Convert the script file to wiki-markup-language format by following the instructions given in this link - [[How_to_use_OpenOffice_script_template#Installing_openoffice.org-wiki-publisher_-_An_Alternate_way]]
 ## Zip the tex file, the pdf file, the logos used
 ## Zip all the code/tech files used