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Screen x of y Score: z% Instructions and SCO Settings In the table below, each table row will be a slide in your presentation. Enter the text, images, video and other elements to complete each slide. Use CTRL L to do a quick save. The top navigation bar elements can be displayed or hidden. Set the button to the right of an element to green to display or red to hide the element. The top navigation buttons can be renamed by editing the text. A Slide Options Menu is available to the right of each slide. Each slide can time advance using the Auto Advance setting. This entry is in seconds. Each slide can either display or hide the top navigation bar. Set the option to green to display top navigation or red to hide top navigation for each slide. Each slide can be animated upon entry/exit. Select the animation option from the dropdown list and enter the time in seconds for the animation to complete. Slide scoring options are discussed below. To add or delete slides, click the Add Slide Above, Add Slide Below or Delete This Slide buttons. In order to jump to a slide in your presentation with a link. Enter the URL for the slide number to jump to as #N. For example to jump to slide 3, enter #3. In order to return the user to the previous slide viewed, enter #b (back). In order to use the image map editor, add an image to a slide, save the presentation, press and hold the CTRL key and click on the image. The URL entries are the same as adding a link.
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The lesson score is updated by adding or deducting from the starting score. Enter the addition/deduction (+/-) for each slide on the right menu as needed. To enable a slide to repeatedly change the score (i.e. a default remediation slide) set the Allow (+/-) to repeat option to green for the slide.
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# Electrical power distribution involves the transmission of electricity from power plants to homes, businesses, and other facilities. The process begins with the generation of electricity at power plants, where energy is converted into electrical power. This power is then transmitted through high-voltage transmission lines to substations, where the voltage is reduced for distribution to consumers. |
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# At substations, transformers are used to step down the voltage to levels that are safe for use in homes and businesses. From the substations, electricity is distributed through a network of power lines and cables to individual buildings. The distribution system is designed to ensure that electricity is delivered safely and efficiently to consumers. |
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# In order to ensure a reliable supply of electricity, power distribution systems are designed with redundancy and backup systems to minimize the risk of power outages. Additionally, maintenance and monitoring of the distribution system are essential to identify and address any issues that may arise. |
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# Overall, the basic principles of electrical power distribution involve the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity in a safe and efficient manner to meet the needs of consumers. Understanding these principles is essential for individuals working in the electrical industry to perform basic skills related to power distribution. |
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# Click the question below to learn more: ## What is the purpose of electrical power distribution? |
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# Click each of the answers below for additional information: ## What is the purpose of electrical power distribution? ## To deliver electricity from power plants to homes, businesses, and other buildings ## To ensure a reliable and efficient supply of electricity ## To minimize power losses during transmission ## To regulate voltage levels in the electrical grid |
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# Please answer the following question: ## What is the standard voltage for residential electrical power distribution? ## 110V ## 220V ## 480V ## 240V |
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## You have reached the end of this lesson. Click here to see how you did. |
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