• Introduction

• Resource Links in Tutorial

• Glossary

• Sample Stacks

• Symbols to Know

• FAQ

Resource Links in Tutorial

You can access the Glossary page to find the meanings

of terms that you will encounter as you work through the tutorial.

The Sample Stacks page will provide examples of HyperStudio Stacks that could

be used for lessons by teachers and projects by students. To access any one of these

categories, just click on the title of the link.

Terms to know. Meanings and/or functions are explained so you will better

understand these terms when you come across them during the tutorial.

Check out some sample stacks here. These stacks are categorized into instructional

examples in various subject areas and examples of some ways students have used

HyperStudio to create stacks.

Symbols to Know:

When you see this symbol in a practice stack, that means there is an extra TIP

of instructions or facts available.

Answer: HyperStudio is a card-based authoring program that can incorporate

multimedia elements such as animation, graphics, sound, and video, hyperlinks, and

active URLs into what is called a stack.

Answer: A product made with HyperStudio is called a stack.

Each stack is made up of several cards or pages. Think of it like a stack of cards

in a deck.

Answer: Sometimes a particular sound file is not supported by HyperStudio.

Make sure you use a .wav, .au. .aiff, or .mid (midi) file.

Answer: Click on this link to view how to download, save, and reopen a HyperStudio practice stack.

Saving and Accessing Practice Stacks

Answer: Click on this link to view the Practice Session procedure.

You will see what will be available on the practice session pages.

Getting Ready to Practice