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    OHP and Transparency

    Presented By:Magdeline Mutie Temban

    Farhanah Abdullah

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    PART 1- Components and functions of OHP- Handling of OHP- Strengths and weaknesses of OHP

    PART 2- Types of transparency- Techniques of preparingtransparency

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    INTRODUCTION

    HISTORY

    PARTS OF OHP

    ADVANTAGESDISADVANTAGES OF OHP

    APPLICATION

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    A basic but reliable

    tool used to displayimages onto ascreen or a wall

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    FIGURE 1.1

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    Early20 th

    century

    1950s 1960s The 80s

    Thefuture

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    Early 20 th century

    The concept of projectionwith "magic lamps" wasdescribed in the 1911Encyclopedia Britannica.

    Episcope a.k.a opaque projectors was invented atthe start of 20 th century.

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    In 1945, the U.S. Army used

    OHP for training just as WWIIwas ending.

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    Who actually

    invented the OHP?

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    1950s-1960s

    OHP began to be usedin schools andbusinesses.

    Demand for OHPincreased

    3M Buhl industries

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    1980

    An essential tools

    for classroomlearning.

    Today!!

    The presentationtools are moreinteractive, highlycomputerised andeasier to use.

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    PARTS OF AN OHP

    Transparencyprojector is a visualtool that can be usedin a normal

    classroom. Thisprojector is ateaching aid inachieving moreeffective teaching,where the studentswill be taught in away to see and hear.

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    Handling of OHP

    a. Make sure you properly understand the brand and functions ofprojector parts you are using. This may vary from one device toanother device.

    b. You must learn to detect damage to the bulbs so that they can befixed.

    Be careful when replacing the bulb. Do not touch it with bare handbecause the bulb can be easily damaged.

    c. Clean the mirror plate inside the projector occasionally.d. Project the image to the wall or a white cloth if there is no screen.e. The transparency Projector unit should be moved using a trolley for easy

    transfer from one place to another. Switch off the power before moving.

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    f. For a good display, the following must be observed:i. Screen width of 1.5 m for a room for 40 people

    ii. Screen is not glossyiii. Getting a little lightiv. Put at the height of 70 cm from the floor

    v. Tilt 45 degrees to avoid the effects of distortion(keystone)

    vi. Make sure the screen is uprightvii. Do not block by users so that can be seen by all

    students.viii. All writings and drawings must be in accordance with

    the appropriate size.ix. Use a straight pointed indicator and show something on

    transparencyrather than on the image on the screen.

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    Advantages

    1. The teacher canmaintain eye

    contact while usingthe overhead.

    2. Transparenciescan be made

    professionally orby the teacher.

    3. Colour can beused.

    5. Transparenciesare easy to prepare

    6. Overlays can beused for

    sequencedpresentations.

    7. Transparenciesare reusable.

    8. They can beused with bothlarge and small

    groups.

    9. Transparenciescan be used with

    normal roomlighting.

    10. Overheadprojectors are

    simple to operate.

    11. Transparencies can be made with copymachines (be sure to use the correct film type

    with the correct temperature setting.)

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    Disadvantages or Limitations

    costly

    moving theprojector around

    can result indamage.

    Occasionally,transparencies become

    overheated, causingthem to be damaged.

    Professionally preparedtransparencies cannotbe easily modified asinformation changes.

    The process ofgetting the

    projection image ata height where all

    can see oftenproduces a

    "keystoning" effect.

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    Application 1. Make sure the overhead projector is available when you need it.

    2. Have your transparencies prepared and organized in advance of their use.

    3. Turn the projector off when changing transparencies so as not to distract the

    viewers.

    4. Use a pencil or small pointer to point out important information directly on thetransparency.

    5. A cellophane roll or blank sheets of acetate can be used in the sameway as the chalkboard.

    6. Students should be encouraged to learn to use the overhead in making studentpresentations.

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    PART 2:TRANSPARENCY

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    Basic Principles of Preparing OHPTransparency.

    Do not put too many information on a transparency. It mayconfuse the students.

    The layout must be systematic. All the information areimportant. The information should be arranged systematicallywith the different fonts and colours.

    Make sure all the information ion the transparency can beprojected on the screen. Teacher should ensure that the spaceon the transparency are correctly use.

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    The basic principles of preparing thetransparency consists of the content,layout, format and the scope of the

    transparency.

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    Good Preparation of OHPTransparency

    1. Write-on (secara tulis terus) Can be used directly by writing on it. Write the info using liquid soluble ink pens or dry

    ink pens to make sure the writing is not dirtywhen accidently touch.

    Recommended writing (fonts) on the

    transparency: Small letter : 3mm (1/8 inch high) CAPITAL LETTER : 6mm (1/4 inch high)

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    Examples:

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    2. Thermal (penggunaan bahan kimia termalatau peka haba)

    Transparency film coated with thermal chemical. Included in the stencil maker tool that will burn

    the chemical substance on the film surface toproduce an image.

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    Examples:

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    Examples:

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    Effective Use of OHP Transparency

    1. Progressive Transparency (secara urutan) Most basic and useful for teaching purposes. During teaching, teacher will explain the content

    progressively (step by step). Helps pupils to focus on the main point. Helps pupils to maintain their interest towards the topic.

    While explain one of the content, the teacher can close theother content by using the cover.

    This technique is useful for graphic presentation to showhow the system can be shape holistically.

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    3. Animation Transparency. (penggunaan animasi)

    Even though OHP is a permanent visual presentation,animation element can be added.

    It is used to show the rotation, the flow of the liquid inthe pipe or the direction in the flow chart. The step is to combine the polarizing plastic sheet by

    pasting them on the image on the transparency. While

    using this, a polarizer is pasted on the projector opticlens. When the tool is rotating the image on thescreen will be appear rotating too.

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    POLARIZER POLARIZING PLASTIC

    SHEET

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    The images will look like

    these.