Create a Wheel of Fortune Spinning Name Selector in PowerPoint

This tutorial guides users through creating a customizable wheel of fortune in PowerPoint for classroom use. It covers inserting a pie chart, converting it to shapes, and adding student names. The video also explains how to animate the wheel for interactive use, making it a useful tool for randomly selecting students or other items.

What is the primary purpose of creating a customizable Wheel of Fortune in PowerPoint?

• To showcase student grades.

• To display a list of classroom rules.

• To create a visual representation of class attendance.

• To randomly select student names during class activities.

Which feature in PowerPoint is used to align shapes radially for the Wheel of Fortune?

• Bar Chart

• Line Chart

• Scatter Plot

• Pie Chart

What is the first step in converting a pie chart into individual shapes?

• Deleting the chart

• Cutting the chart

• Copying the chart

• Pasting the chart

Why is it necessary to ungroup the shapes after converting the pie chart?

• To delete unnecessary slices

• To manipulate each slice individually

• To add animations to the chart

• To change the color of the chart

What is the recommended method for adding student names to the wheel slices?

• Adding a legend

• Using a separate slide

• Using text boxes

• Directly typing on the slices

How should the text boxes be formatted before duplicating them around the wheel?

• With a border

• With a hyperlink

• With the correct font and color

• With a shadow effect

What is the purpose of adding a spin animation to the wheel?

• To make the wheel change colors

• To randomly select a student

• To resize the wheel

• To make the wheel disappear

Which animation setting allows the wheel to spin until clicked again?

• Stop on click

• Loop indefinitely

• Spin continuously

• Repeat until next click

What additional feature can be added to help identify the selected student?

• A rotating arrow

• A flashing light

• A sound effect

• A pop-up message

How can the wheel be reused for different classes?

• By creating a new wheel for each class

• By exporting it as a video

• By duplicating the slide and changing names

• By saving it as a template