The document discusses presentation software and its uses. It defines presentation software as tools that combine text, graphics, charts, animations and sound into electronic slides. It then examines objects as the basic elements of presentation software, describing how PowerPoint slides are made up of different object types like text boxes, shapes, pictures etc. Each object has properties and behaviors that can be manipulated. The document provides examples of how PowerPoint is used to support presentations, deliver tutorials, and more.

1. Presenting with PowerPoint 2000

2. Today’s Topic: Presenting with PowerPoint Define: Presentation Software Examine the different uses of presentation software Examine the “object” as the essence of presentation software Goals:

3. Presentation Software Provides all of the tools needed to combine text, graphics, charts, animations, and sound into a series of electronic slides. Software designed to help organize and present information.

4. Presentation Software Provides all of the tools needed to combine text, graphics, charts, animations, and sound into a series of electronic slides. employs vector graphics to arrange objects on the display.

5. Consider This…. How do individuals and organizations use presentation software?

6. PowerPoint is used to…. support podium-style presentations

7. Provide product information at trade shows PowerPoint is used to….

8. deliver tutorials and training over the Web PowerPoint is used to….

9. deliver information using public kiosks PowerPoint is used to….

10. Objects The essence of presentation software is the Object PowerPoint slides are made up of combined objects. Today’s Topic: Presenting with PowerPoint Define: Presentation Software Examine the different uses of presentation software Examine the “object” as the essence of presentation software Goals: Title Object Bulleted List Object Picture Object Text Object Slide Object

11. Objects This object-oriented method of designing graphics is called vector graphics . Vector graphics provides the designer with full control over the components that make up a image or slide. Today’s Topic: Presenting with PowerPoint Define: Presentation Software Examine the different uses of presentation software Examine the “object” as the essence of presentation software Goals:

12. Objects We know intuitively that items in the physical world have particular properties and behaviors . Consider a common item...

13. Objects Properties of a tire Color (black) Material (rubber) Weight (40 lbs) Diameter (30”) Behaviors of a tire Rolls on edge Spins on edge (like a top) Flips end-over-end Bounces

14. Objects PowerPoint Objects also have Properties and Behaviors

15. PowerPoint Objects Textbox Object Properties Size, color, transparency Border line width & color Text properties Shadow/3-D Style Associated Sound Hello World! Behaviors Animate Entrance Animate Emphasis Animate Exit Dim/Hide

16. PowerPoint Objects Shape Objects Properties Size, color, transparency Border line width & color Text properties Shadow/3-D Style Associated Sound Behaviors Animate Entrance Animate Emphasis Animate Exit Dim/Hide

17. PowerPoint Objects Picture Objects Properties Size, color, transparency Border line width & color Text properties Shadow/3-D Style Associated Sound Behaviors Animate Entrance Animate Emphasis Animate Exit Dim/Hide

18. PowerPoint Objects WordArt WordArt Objects Properties Size, color, transparency Border line width & color Text properties Shadow/3-D Style Associated Sound Behaviors Animate Entrance Animate Emphasis Animate Exit Dim/Hide

19. PowerPoint Objects Movie Objects Properties Size, color, transparency Border line width & color Text properties Shadow/3-D Style Associated Sound Behaviors Animate Entrance Animate Emphasis Animate Exit Dim/Hide

20. PowerPoint Objects Chart Objects Properties Size, color, transparency Border line width & color Text properties Shadow/3-D Style Associated Sound Behaviors Animate Entrance Animate Emphasis Animate Exit Dim/Hide

21. PowerPoint Objects Objects are arranged on slides Slides are treated as objects each with its own properties and attributes

22. PowerPoint Objects Slide Properties Background Color Scheme Layout Design Template Associated Sound/Music Slide Behaviors Transition

23. PowerPoint Objects Multiple PowerPoint Objects can be stacked on the page in different orders.

24. PowerPoint Objects Multiple PowerPoint Objects can be treated independently…. Picture object Shuttling The Space Shuttle AutoShape object

25. PowerPoint Objects … or grouped together into one combined object. Shuttling The Space Shuttle Combined Objects

26. Why would I do that? Grouping several items into one allows you to more easily manipulate complex, compound images. Most clip art images are made up of grouped vector objects….

28. Slide Show Delivery Slide shows can be delivered manually or set up to run automatically. View the automated demo presentation at http://lit.cs.fsu.edu/recitation-notes/ppt_demo.ppt (click Read Only when prompted for a password) note: this presentation is fully automated, do not use your mouse to progress the slides.

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