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PowerPoint
Project 1
Using a Design Template and Text Slide Layout
to Create a Presentation
Building
a Slide Presentation
Presentation
Graphics Program - professional-looking presentations
- Projection Device - connected to personal
computer
- Overhead Transparencies
- PowerPoint Presentation on WWW
PowerPoint
Features
- Word Processing
- all the features
- Outlining -
import from other word processors
- Charting
- all kinds of graphs
- Drawing
- shapes, arcs, arrows, cubes
- Inserting
Multimedia - artwork and multimedia
effects
-
Microsoft Media Gallery - clip art images, pictures, photos, sounds,
and video clips
- Web
Support -
save presentations in HTML format,
viewed in browser (publish slide show to internet or intranet)
- insert action buttons
and hyperlinks to create
interactive Web presentation
- E-mailing
- send individual slide as an e-mail or entire slide show
as an attachment
- Wizards
- tutorial approach
- PowerPoint
Viewer - allows user without PowerPoint to run
a Presentation
Wizards
- AutoContent Wizard - series of
prompts
- type of slide show
- communicating serious news
- motivating a team
- type of outputs
- on-screen presentation
- black and white overheads
- Pack and Go
Wizard - helps you bundle everything you need,
including any objects associated with the presentation
General
Terms
- text
slide - most common type of
presentation (bulleted list)
- Bullet
- is a symbol (heavy dot) that
precedes the text for emphasis
- bulleted list - list of paragraphs, each
preceded by a bullet
PowerPoint
Window
- Slide
- basic unit of PowerPoint presentation
- title
slide - first slide in new presentation
- Objects
- building blocks for a PowerPoint slide (title, text,
graphics, tables, charts, drawings)
- Default
setting -
particular value for variable
- default slide layout - landscape
orientation
- Attributes
- properties or characteristics of an object
PowerPoint
Views
- A
view is the mode in which the presentation displays on the screen
3 Main Views
- Normal
view - composed of three working areas
- Tabs pane - Outline tab and Slides tab
- alternate between outline and slide text views
- Slide pane - displays large view of
current slide
- enter text, graphics, animations,
and hyperlinks
- Notes pane - type notes and additional
information
- notes to yourself or remarks for audience
- Slide
Sorter view - thumbnail of slides (rearrange order, add transitions
and timings, add and delete slides, preview animations)
- Slide
Show view -
electronic presentation (full screen)
Parts of
Screen
- Placeholders - boxes that display
when a new
slide is created (all layouts contain placeholders except the blank
slide)
- slide title, body text, charts, tables,
organization charts, media clips, and clip art
- Text
Placeholder - titles, body text, bulleted lists
- Object - placeholder, single element of
slide
- text areas - surrounded by dotted outline
Choosing a Design Template
-
design template provides consistency in design and color
throughout entire presentation
- PowerPoint uses the Default Design template until a
different style is selected
3 Slide Design task panes
- Slide Design - Design Templates task pane
- displays variety of styles
- Slide Design - Color Schemes task pane
- alter colors used in design templates
- Slide Design - Animation Schemes task pane
- animate elements of presentation
Creating
Title Slide
- PowerPoint
assumes first slide in new
presentation is the title slide
- PowerPoint
assumes every new slide has a title
except for a blank slide
- Any text you type
after a new slide displays becomes
the title object
Text Attributes
- text attribute -
characteristic of text, such as font, font size, font style, or text color
- can be adjusted at any time, before, during, or after
the text is typed
- design template - determines color scheme, font
and font size, and layout of a presentation
- text may have one or more font styles and effects simultaneously
In the
Lab 1
(HOMEWORK #10)
End
Using a Design Template and Text Slide Layout
to Create a Presentation
Computer Assignment 10
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