this presentation will show you the different tabs and the slide layouts of the PowerPoint

2.  Title bar- it appears at the upper part of
your powerpoint template. It displays the
name of the document and the program.
 Program-level control buttons- it
consists of buttons like minimize,
maximize, restore and close.
 Quick access toolbar- it is an easy
access commands that are frequently
used.

3.  Ribbon- these are commands grouped
together in a tab form.
 Slides/outline page- it displays a small
thumbnail of all slides in an active
presentation.
 Notes pane- it appears below the slide
pane and provides a space for the author
of the presentation to enter notes

4.  View buttons- it is used to display the
presentation in different views.
 Status bar- it appears on the lower-left
portion of the program screen and displays
the status of the document like number of
words, pages and language.

6.  File tab- the backstage view that shows
option for saving, opening file, printing and
sharing your document.
 Home tab- the most used tab. It contains
the clipboard, slides, font, paragraph,
drawing, arrange and editing tools.
 Animation tab- allows you to apply
animation effects in every object in your
slide.

7.  Design tab- a home to the themes and color
schemes.
 Transition tab- handles how your slides
move from one to the other and include
settings for individual transitions.
 Insert tab- adds something to a slide.
Elements that can be inserted into a
presentation include images, shapes,
charts, text boxes, videos, and links.

8.  Slide show tab- set up how you want to
show your presentation to your audience.
 Review tab- used to insert, edit, and
delete comments when you are editing a
presentation.
 View tab- this tab gives you different views
while working on your presentation.

11.  Title Box- This is the upper text box
shows with the letters “Click to add title”.
 Sub-Title Box- In this box, we can write
a summerise text of the presentation.
We can also insert tables, charts,
SmartArt, graphics, and multimedia
items in this box. Just click on the icon
present in the middle of the box.

13.  Title Slide: Use a title slide at the
beginning of your presentation to
introduce your topic.
 Title and Content: The default slide
layout and the most commonly used
slide layout.
 Section Header: Separates different
sections of the same presentation.

14.  Two Content: Use this slide layout to
show two columns of text and graphic
content.
 Comparison: Similar to the Two
Content slide layout, but this slide type
also includes a heading text box over
each type of content. Use this type of
slide layout to compare two types of the
same content

15.  Title Only: Use this slide layout if you
want to place only a title on the page,
rather than a title and subtitle.
 Blank: A blank slide layout is often used
when a picture or other graphic object
needs no further information.

16.  Content With Caption: Contains two
columns for text and content. The left
column contains placeholders for text. The
right column contains placeholders for
images and illustrations.
 Picture With Caption: This slide layout is
similar to the Content With Caption slide
layout. The left side contains a placeholder
for text and the right side contains a
placeholder for a picture that is stored on
your computer or cloud account.