There are four main slide views in PowerPoint: Normal view which is the default for creating and editing slides; Slide Sorter view displays miniature slides that can be reordered by dragging; Reading view fills most of the screen with a preview for presentation; Slide Show view fills the entire screen and is what the audience will see during a presentation.

1. LESSON: SLIDE VIEWS
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POWERPOINT 2010

2. Slide View Commands
Shortcut from the Status Bar
Normal
View
Slide
Sorter
Reading
View
Slide
Show

3. »This is the default view
where you create and edit
your slides. You can also
move slides in the Slides
tab in the pane on the left
NORMAL VIEW

4. »In this view, miniature slides
are arranged on the screen.
You can drag and drop slides
to easily reorder them and
to see more slides at one
time. This is a good view to
use to confirm that you have
all the needed slides and
that none have been
deleted.
SLIDE SORTER VIEW

5. »This view fills most of the
computer screen with a
preview of your
presentation. Unlike Slide
Show View, it includes
easily accessible buttons
for navigation, located at
the bottom-right.
READING VIEW

6. »This view completely fills the
computer screen and is what
the audience will see when
they view the presentation.
Slide Show View has an
additional menu that appears
when you hover over it,
allowing you to navigate
through the slides and access
other features you can use
during a presentation.
SLIDE SHOW VIEW

7. What about the objects/placeholder
you can insert in the slide?
D.
There are eight.

8. PLACEHOLDERS you can add in a slide

9. PLACEHOLDERS you can add in a slide

10. PLACEHOLDERS you can add in a slide

11. PLACEHOLDERS you can add in a slide

12. Any question?
POWERPOINT 2010
Slide views