Animation in Powerpoint
One of the most accessed posts on this blog is Rotating molecules in Powerpoint. I wrote the post more than a year ago, and had I written the post today it would be different thanks to a great free program called Screencast-o-matic.
The screencast above shows how to use Screencast-o-matic to make short movies of rotating molecules and other molecular animation and include them in Powerpoint presentations.
Jmol in Powerpoint
A lot of people end up on this blog by searching for "Jmol in in Powerpoint" or some similar term. As far as I know it is not possible to embed Jmol in Powerpoint slides. It is possible in Beamer, as discussed in this post by Janus Eriksen.
Using Screencast-o-matic you of course record any sequence of Jmol animations, but it will not be interactive. Personally, I make a web page with my Jmol model, with buttons to control what I want to do and simply switch between Powerpoint and a browser. I give a short example using this Jmol model in the screencast below.
One of the most accessed posts on this blog is Rotating molecules in Powerpoint. I wrote the post more than a year ago, and had I written the post today it would be different thanks to a great free program called Screencast-o-matic.
The screencast above shows how to use Screencast-o-matic to make short movies of rotating molecules and other molecular animation and include them in Powerpoint presentations.
Jmol in Powerpoint
A lot of people end up on this blog by searching for "Jmol in in Powerpoint" or some similar term. As far as I know it is not possible to embed Jmol in Powerpoint slides. It is possible in Beamer, as discussed in this post by Janus Eriksen.
Using Screencast-o-matic you of course record any sequence of Jmol animations, but it will not be interactive. Personally, I make a web page with my Jmol model, with buttons to control what I want to do and simply switch between Powerpoint and a browser. I give a short example using this Jmol model in the screencast below.
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