Microsoft PowerPoint Introduction
Activia Training
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£237.60 inc VAT
Or £79.20/mo. for 3 months...
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Duration
1 day · Part-time
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
6 CPD hours / points
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Overview
Our Microsoft PowerPoint Introduction course will push your Microsoft Powerpoint skills to a new level.
This intensive one-day training course is designed to enable users to get to grips with the main features of Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, 2010, 2013 or 2016, including a thorough treatment of the 'Ribbon' interface, originally introduced with Powerpoint 2007. It is entirely 'hands on', so delegates will get practice in using the software in a real life and practical way.
CPD
6 CPD hours / points
Accredited by The CPD Certification Service
Description
This course contains the following modules:
Getting Started with Powerpoint
- Meeting Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010
- Creating a Presentation
- Working with Your Presentation
- Editing Your Presentation
- Arranging Slides
- Getting Help in PowerPoint
Understanding & Customising the PowerPoint Interface
- Getting Acquainted
- The Quick Access Toolbar
- Tabs and Groups
- Customising the Ribbon
Creating and Formatting Presentations
- Using Templates
- Working with Text Boxes
- Basic Editing Tools
- Formatting Text: Effects; Fonts and Spacing
- Formatting Text: Alignment; Indenting and Lists
- Advanced Text Tools
Adding Shapes and Art to Your Presentation
- Drawing Shapes
- Working with Shapes
- Working with Text and Shapes
- Advanced Shape Tasks
Viewing and Printing Your Presentation
- Using Layouts and Views
- Viewing a Slide Show
- Preparing Your Presentation
- Printing Your Presentation
Adding the Finishing Touches
- Research Tools
- Using Themes and Backgrounds
- Creating Slide Transitions
- Creating Basic Animations
- Creating Advanced Animations
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Getting Started with Powerpoint
- Meeting Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010
- Creating a Presentation
- Working with Your Presentation
- Editing Your Presentation
- Arranging Slides
- Getting Help in PowerPoint
Understanding & Customising the PowerPoint Interface
- Getting Acquainted
- The Quick Access Toolbar
- Tabs and Groups
- Customising the Ribbon
Creating and Formatting Presentations
- Using Templates
- Working with Text Boxes
- Basic Editing Tools
- Formatting Text: Effects; Fonts and Spacing
- Formatting Text: Alignment; Indenting and Lists
- Advanced Text Tools
Adding Shapes and Art to Your Presentation
- Drawing Shapes
- Working with Shapes
- Working with Text and Shapes
- Advanced Shape Tasks
Viewing and Printing Your Presentation
- Using Layouts and Views
- Viewing a Slide Show
- Preparing Your Presentation
- Printing Your Presentation
Adding the Finishing Touches
- Research Tools
- Using Themes and Backgrounds
- Creating Slide Transitions
- Creating Basic Animations
- Creating Advanced Animations
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Who is this course for?
The course is intended for new users of Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, 2010, 2013 or 2016 who want to become productive in the shortest possible time. Delegates should be proficient in using a PC with the Microsoft Windows operating system, but no prior experience with PowerPoint is required.
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