This document provides an introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint. It discusses what PowerPoint is, how to open PowerPoint, the different elements that can be added to slides like clip art, graphs and photos. It also covers how to use slide layouts and designs, add animations and discusses common uses of PowerPoint for education, business, marketing and more. The document then shifts to discussing basic Windows navigation like the desktop, start menu, taskbar and how to move, resize and close program windows. It concludes with an overview of keyboard shortcuts.

2. ICT 9

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4. Good
Afternoon!
Welcome to
ICT Class!
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5. Health Protocols
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6. Review
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7. What is a microsoft
word?
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8. Microsoft Powerpoint

9. Using a
computer
The purpose of this class is to get comfortable
with:
Using
Windows
specifically the
MS Powerpoint

10. What is a Microsoft Powerpoint: We
Will Discuss:
PowerPoint (PPT) is a powerful,
easy-to-use presentation graphics
software program that allows you
to create professional-looking
electronic slide shows.

11. Remember
This is the Microsoft powerpoint

12. When you open the Microsoft powerpoint, this is
what you will see…..

13. How to open the Microsoft Powerpoint
1.Click on the start button
2.Then choose “All Programs”
3.Next step is to select “MS Office”
4.Under MS Office, click on the “MS
PowerPoint”

14. What is a Powerpoint Presentation:
We Will Discuss:
A combination of various slides depicting a
graphical and visual interpretation of data,
to present information in a more creative
and interactive manner is called a
PowerPoint presentation or PPT.

15. What elements can be added to a slide
• Clip Art
• Graphs
• Tables
• Photographs
• Charts
• Media Clips
• Videos

16. Slide Lay Out

17. Insert Clip art , videos , pictures and etc

18. Slide Designs

19. Animations

20. Uses of Powerpoint Presentations
• Education – With e-learning and smart classes being
chosen as a common mode of education today, PowerPoint
presentations can help in making education more
interactive and attract students towards the modified
version of studying
• Marketing – In the field of marketing, PowerPoint
presentations can be extremely important. Using graphs
and charts, numbers can be shown more evidently and
clearly which may be ignored by the viewer if being read

21. Uses of Powerpoint Presentations
• Business – To invite investors or to show the increase or
decrease in profits, MS PowerPoint can be used
• Creating Resumes – Digital resumes can be formed using
MS PowerPoint. Different patterns, photograph, etc. can be
added to the resume
• Depicting Growth – Since both graphics and text can be
added in a presentation, depicting the growth of a
company, business, student’s marks, etc. is easier using PPT

22. Using the Mouse

23. Using the Mouse
Left button
Use to Select Object

24. Using the Mouse
Use to Display a List of Choices
Right button

25. Using the Mouse
Use to Scroll Up and Down a Page
Scroll Wheel

26. Activity – Selecting a Program
Click icon once with
left button.
Tip: Click the icon image
rather than the text.

27. Activity – Displaying Program Options
Click icon once with
right button.

28. Activity – Double Clicking to Open a
Program
Double-click icon with
left button.
Tip: Use two clicks in quick
succession. It may take
practice to get the timing
right.

29. Activity - Using the mouse
- Using the Calculator Add the following
Add 123 plus 234
minus 10

30. Using the Keyboard
Function Keys

31. Using the Keyboard
Alphanumeric
Keys

32. Using the Keyboard
Directional
Keys

33. Using the Keyboard
Backspace
Key

34. Using the Keyboard
Delete Key

35. Using the Keyboard
Caps Lock
Key

36. Using the Keyboard
Shift Key

37. Using the Keyboard
Enter Key

38. Using the Keyboard
Windows
Key

39. Shortcuts: Windows Help

40. Shortcuts: Lock Windows

41. Activity – Using the Keyboard
Open Notepad

42. Activity - Using the keyboard
Type the Following
Sentence:
I love my job!
Practice using the
backspace, delete, and
arrow keys.
Type the Following
Sentence:
I REALLY LOVE MY JOB!

43. NAVIGATING WINDOWS: We Will Discuss
• Desktop
• Start Menu
• Taskbar
• Programs

44. Navigating Windows: Desktop
1 Desktop/Icons 2 Start Button
3 Taskbar 4 Notification Area

45. Navigating Windows: Desktop
1 Recycle Bin icon 2 Network icon
3 Computer icon 4 File Shortcut icon
All Icons on the Desktop are
Shortcuts to Start a
Commonly Used Programs or
Open File Locations.

46. Navigating Windows: Taskbar
Taskbar Shows the
Open Program.
To Access Programs on
the Task Bar Simply
Click Once to Re-Open

47. Navigating Windows: Start Button
From the Start Button
You Can Open Programs
and Shutdown Your
Computer
TIP: You can also access
the Start Menu by
Pressing the
Windows Button

48. Navigating Windows: Moving Program
Window
How do you move a window?

49. Activity – Moving Program Window
Click the left button
and hold on Title bar.
Drag mouse.

50. Navigating Windows: Resizing Program
Window
How do you resize a window?

51. Navigating Windows: Changing Size
Minimizes the Program
to the Task Bar
Resizes the Window
to Full Screen from
Partial Screen
Resizes the Window
to Partial Screen
from Full Screen

52. Navigating Windows: Closing Program
Window
How do you close a window?

53. Navigating Windows: Close
Click on the Red “X” in the
Top Right Hand Corner to
Close a Program
TIP: Be Sure to Save Your
Work Before You Close a
Window. If You Do Not
Save, You Will Lose Your
Work.

54. Navigating Windows: Shutting Down the
Computer
How do you shutdown your
computer?

55. Activity: Shutting Down
Open the Start Menu
If you want to shut
down, then click on
Shut down

56. Activity: Shut Down Options
If you want to switch users, log off
(but not shut down), lock the
computer, or restart the computer,
then click on the small arrow to
the right of the Shut down icon
and select the option you want

58. Shortcut Keys Description
Alt+F File menu options in current program.
Alt+E Edit options in current program
Alt+Tab Switch between open programs
F2 Rename a selected file
F5 Refresh the current program window
Ctrl+N Create a new or blank document in
some software programs.
Ctrl+O Open a file in current software
program
Ctrl+A Select all text.
Ctrl+B Change selected text to be Bold
Ctrl+I Change selected text to be in Italics

59. Ctrl+U Change selected text to
be Underlined
Ctrl+F Open find window for
current document or
window.
Ctrl+S Save current document
file.
Ctrl+X Cut selected item.
Shift+Del Cut selected item.
Ctrl+C Copy selected item.
Ctrl+Ins Copy selected item
Ctrl+V Paste

60. Ctrl+Y Redo last action
Ctrl+Z Undo last action
Ctrl+K Insert hyperlink for selected
text
Ctrl+P Print the current page or
document.
Home Goes to beginning of current
line.
Ctrl+Home Goes to beginning of
document.
End Goes to end of current line.
Ctrl+End Goes to end of document.
Shift+Home Highlights from current

61. Shift+End Highlights from current
position to end of line.
Ctrl+Left arrow Moves one word to the left
at a time.
Ctrl+Right arrow Moves one word to the
right at a time.
Ctrl+Esc Opens the START menu
Ctrl+Shift+Esc Opens Windows Task
Manager
Alt+F4 Close the currently active
program
Alt+Enter Open the Properties for the
selected item