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Our Microsoft PowerPoint training comprises two courses lasting approximately one day each:

  • the introductory course, for first-time users of PowerPoint, covers all the skills required to create presentations using existing templates and including imported images and spreadsheets;
  • the advanced course covers issues such as customisation, graphs & charts and using PowerPoint on the internet.

All delegates must be confident in using a keyboard, Windows and a mouse.

Click here for a printable version of PowerPoint Introduction Course Outlines

Click here for a printable version of PowerPoint Advanced Course Outlines

PowerPoint introductory course contents are as follows.

Introduction to PowerPoint

  • The Main Screen & Toolbars

Creating, Opening and Saving a Presentation

  • Entering Summary Information
  • Adding, Deleting & Changing the Layout & order of Slides

Working with Templates and Masters

  • Templates
  • Editing, Detaching & Reapplying Masters
  • Removing Background Items from Slides

Using the Drawing Toolbar

  • Selecting Objects
  • Using the Drawing Tools
  • Resizing, Copying, Moving, Aligning
  • Rotating, Scaling, Duplicating Rotating & Flipping, Grouping Objects

Changing the Appearance of Lines/Objects

  • Adding Arrows
  • Changing the Colour of a Line/Object
  • Adding Borders, Fills & Shading Patterns
  • Adding a Shadow and/or Offsets

Working with Clipart

  • Adding, Ungrouping, Recolouring Clipart
  • Cropping
  • Auto Clip Art

Adding Text to Slides

  • Using, Adding & Deleting Titles
  • Adding Text Using the Text Tool
  • Text in Shapes
  • Formatting Text
  • Line/Paragraph Spacing, Alignment, Tabs, Indents

Working with Bullets

  • Adding & Deleting Bullets
  • Changing the Bullet Style

Using the Outline Facility

Creating Handout and Notes Pages

Working with Meeting Minder and Slide Navigator

Working with Objects

  • Tables & Organisational Chart Facility
  • WordArt, Charts & Worksheets

Working with Colour Schemes

  • Choosing & Changing Schemes
  • Adding a Shaded Background to Slides
  • Picking up & applying a colour scheme from one slide to another
  • Reapplying the Slide Master colour scheme to a slide

Printing

  • Setting up the Slide
  • Printing Outlines, Handouts & Notes

Presentational Conferencing, Control Tools, Screen Show

  • Adding Transitions, Timings, Sounds (optional)
  • Creating Builds, Running a Slide Show
  • Pack up & go Wizard

Using PowerPoint with Other Applications

PowerPoint advanced course contents are as follows.

Customising Presentation Slides

  • Tab Setting
  • Creating Custom Backgrounds
  • Customising the Slide Colour Scheme

Working with Templates

  • Working with the Slide Master
  • Working with the Title Master
  • Masters and Design Templates
  • Modifying Slides Based on the
  • Slide Master
  • Creating your Own Templates

Working with Tables and Organisation Charts

  • Creating a Table in PowerPoint
  • Changing Table Attributes
  • Creating an Organisation Chart
  • Changing Organisation Chart
  • Attributes

Using PowerPoint with other Programs

  • Object Linking and Embedding
  • Editing Linked and Embedded Objects
  • Transferring Text into PowerPoint from Word
  • Transferring PowerPoint Data to a Word Document
  • Embedding an Excel Worksheet in a Slide
  • Inserting Slides from Other Presentations

Creating Graphs

  • Starting MS Graph
  • The Datasheet Window
  • Entering and Editing Data in the
  • Datasheet Window
  • The Graph Toolbar
  • Choosing a Chart Type
  • Adding Chart Elements
  • Editing a Chart
  • Inserting a Chart into a Presentation
  • Inserting a Chart from Excel
  • Setting chart Defaults

Delivering On-Screen Presentations

  • What is a slide Show?
  • Hiding Slides
  • Working with Transition Effects
  • Rehearsing a Presentation
  • Interactive Slide Shows
  • Creating Summary Slides

PowerPoint and the Internet

  • Web Publishing
  • What you need to publish a Presentation
  • What to expect with a Web Presentation
  • Publishing a Presentation
  • Saving a Presentation as a Web Page
  • Saving HTML files to a Specific
  • Target Browser
  • Using Web Folders

 

 

   
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