It’s hard to imagine a day going by without people passing along large amounts of information. Messages are everywhere, and the number of messages we receive seems to be increasing each day. Whether via phone, email, mass media, or personal interaction, we are subjected to a constant stream of information. With so much communication to contend with, it can be difficult to grab people’s attention. But, we are often called upon to do just that. So, how do you grab and maintain an audience’s focus when you’re asked to present important information? By being clear, organized, and engaging. And, that is exactly what Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2013 can help you do.
Microsoft PowerPoint 2013
Course outline:
Explore Microsoft Word 2013
▪Identify y new features of Word 2013.
▪Work in the Word 2013 user interface.
▪Open, navigate, and close documents.
▪View documents in different ways.
▪Get help with Word 2013.
Create presentations
▪Start and save presentations.
▪Enter text in placeholders.
▪Edit text.
▪Add and delete slides.
▪Import slides from existing sources.
Work with slides
▪Divide presentations into sections.
▪Rearrange slides and sections.
▪Apply themes.
▪Change the slide background.
▪Format text placeholders.
Work with slide text
▪Change the alignment, spacing, size, and look of text.
▪Correct and size text while entering it.
▪Check spelling and choose the best wording.
▪Find and replace text and fonts.
▪Add text boxes.
Add simple visual enhancements
▪Insert pictures and clip art images.
▪Create diagrams.
▪Plot charts.
▪Draw shapes.
▪Add transitions.
Review and deliver presentations
▪Set up presentations for delivery.
▪Preview and print presentations.
▪Prepare speaker notes and handouts.
▪Finalize presentations.
▪Deliver presentations.
Present content in tables
▪Insert tables.
▪Format tables.
▪Embed and update Excel worksheets.
Fine-tune visual elements
▪Edit pictures.
▪Customize diagrams.
▪Format charts.
▪Arrange graphics.
Add other enhancements
▪Add WordArt text.
▪Insert symbols and equations.
▪Capture screen clippings.
▪Create hyperlinks.
▪Attach actions to text or objects.
Add animations, audio and videos
▪Animate with ready-made effects.
▪Customize animation effects.
▪Add audio content.
▪Insert and play videos.
Share and review presentations
▪Share presentations in other formats.
▪Send presentations directly from PowerPoint.
▪Protect presentations by using passwords.
▪Add and review comments.
▪Merge presentation versions.
▪Collaborate with other people.
Create custom presentation elements
▪View and change slide masters.
▪Create themes, theme colors, and theme fonts.
▪Design slide layouts.
▪Save custom design templates.
Prepare for delivery
▪Adapt presentations for different audiences.
▪Rehearse presentations.
▪Prepare presentations for travel.
Work in PowerPoint more efficiently
▪Change default program options.
▪Customize the ribbon.
▪Manipulate the Quick Access
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