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<SlideText><![CDATA[Conversion Exercise Patrick Saintas Click to continue Click to exit ]]></SlideText>
<Notes><![CDATA[The Following presentation is aimed at providing explanation of how to convert from one unit of measurement to another using a customised diagram.  I shall start by explaining the navigation through the articulate slide used for the presentation which you may have to interact with after attempting the quizzes.  The quizzes are used in this package as a means of offering you some practice at conversion and to check your understanding  ]]></Notes>
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<Notes><![CDATA[This slide introduces you to the conversion of milligram to gram.  Can you remember how many milligrams are needed to make a gram? I guess that you have correctly answered 1000 milligrams are needed to make a gram. First you will be shown how to convert milligram to gram and then the screen will be cleared before you are shown the conversion of grams to milligrams The slide will then be reconfigured to demonstrate the overall process as a means of consolidating the salient points. Be patient if the whole process takes some time as this is a quirk of the program  ]]></Notes>
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<Notes><![CDATA[This slide introduces you to the conversion of microgram (mcg) to milligram.  Can you remember how many micrograms are needed to make a milligram? I guess that you have correctly answered 1000 micrograms are needed to make a milligram. First you will be shown how to convert microgram to milligram and then the screen will be cleared before you are shown the conversion of milligrams to micrograms The slide will then be reconfigured to demonstrate the overall process as a means of consolidating the salient points.    ]]></Notes>
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<SlideText><![CDATA[gram (g) Kilogram (Kg) Divide by 1000        Multiply by 1000 Weight Conversion ]]></SlideText>
<Notes><![CDATA[This slide introduces you to the conversion of gram to kilogram.  Can you remember how many grams are needed to make a kilogram? I guess that you have correctly answered 1000 grams are needed to make a kilogram. First you will be shown how to convert gram to kilogram and then the screen will be cleared before you are shown the conversion of Kilograms to grams The slide will then be reconfigured to demonstrate the overall process as a means of consolidating the salient points.  The next slide is a reminder of the navigation shown in Slide 2 ]]></Notes>
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<Notes><![CDATA[After completing the quiz, please click on the navigation button- the blue forward arrow to move on to the next slide in the presentation Good luck with the quiz and remember that this is an opportunity to check your ability and you can have up to 6 attempts with this quiz.]]></Notes>
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<Title><![CDATA[Volume Conversion]]></Title>
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<Notes><![CDATA[This slide introduces you to the conversion of milliLitre to Litre.  Can you remember how many milliLitres are needed to make a Litre? I guess that you have correctly answered 1000 milliLitres are needed to make a Litre. First you will be shown how to convert milliLitre to Litre and then the screen will be cleared before you are shown the conversion of Litres to milliLitres The slide will then be reconfigured to demonstrate the overall process as a means of consolidating the salient points. You will be presented with a quiz for the next slide and please remember to use the arrow in the blue navigation area to move to the next slide ]]></Notes>
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<Notes><![CDATA[This slide introduces you to the conversion of centimetre (cm) to metre.  Can you remember how many cm are needed to make a metre? I guess that you have correctly answered 100 cm are needed to make a metre. First you will be shown how to convert centimetre to metre and then the screen will be cleared before you are shown the conversion of metre to centimetres The slide will then be reconfigured to demonstrate the overall process as a means of consolidating the salient points ]]></Notes>
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<SlideText><![CDATA[metre (m) Kilometre (Km) Divide by 1000        Multiply by 1000 Length Conversion ]]></SlideText>
<Notes><![CDATA[This slide introduces you to the conversion of metre  to Kilometre.  Can you remember how many metres are needed to make a Kilometre? I guess that you have correctly answered 1000m are needed to make a Kilometre. First you will be shown how to convert metre to Kilometre and then the screen will be cleared before you are shown the conversion of Kilometre to metres The slide will then be reconfigured to demonstrate the overall process as a means of consolidating the salient points ]]></Notes>
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<Title><![CDATA[ Conversion]]></Title>
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<SlideText><![CDATA[Activity   	Draw a conversion Diagram to convert millimetres to metre and vice- Versa 	Please Click here if you wish to view the answer ]]></SlideText>
<Notes><![CDATA[You should be familiar with the conversion diagram and I would like you to pause the presentation by clicking the pause button in the blue area at the bottom of the presentation screen and undertake the activity identified in this slide Please have a try before clicking on the link identified on the slide. Remember to click on the forward arrow head in the blue navigation area when you are ready to move on to the next slide.]]></Notes>
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<Notes><![CDATA[Well done if you have the correct answer So sorry if you did not get this right.  Thank you for your using this package and remember that comments would be welcome and please include them in your journal or the wiki.  As a way of saying thank you, I have included an interesting website which contains interesting audio-visual materials to supplement your Learning.]]></Notes>
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