This document provides a step-by-step tutorial for creating a basic PowerPoint presentation. It begins with opening PowerPoint and selecting a blank presentation. The steps then guide the user through adding slides, formatting text and slide elements, inserting pictures, and more to construct a multi-slide presentation. Formatting options covered include changing fonts, slide backgrounds, positioning elements, and using lines and shapes. The tutorial also explains how to duplicate and edit slides, insert charts and graphs using the built-in data options, and generally lays out the basic functions for building a PowerPoint presentation from start to finish.
The document provides 4 tips for using PowerPoint more effectively: 1) Using different backgrounds within a presentation by omitting the Slide Master's design for selected slides. 2) Taking screen captures by pressing Print Screen and pasting into Word. 3) Customizing the toolbar to contain frequently used commands. 4) Using the slide show pen tool which allows drawing on slides with the mouse.
This tutorial introduces the CorelDRAW workspace and tools. It teaches how to use the toolbar, toolbox, property bar, flyouts, Docker windows, mouse commands, and Help to create a simple drawing with text, shapes, lines, and a colored background. The last section explains how to customize the workspace by configuring toolbars and other settings.
This document provides instructions for drawing a house in Microsoft Paint in 7 steps: 1) Open Paint, 2) Draw walls, 3) Add a floor by connecting the bottom lines, 4) Draw a roof by adding diagonal lines, 5) Add a door, 6) Add windows by drawing squares and crosses, and 7) Color the house, door, and windows. The finished house can then be decorated further with additional details.
Assignment C: Technical Presentation Teach A Computer Kitty How to Draw ShapesKaori Yuda
This document provides instructions for using the Scratch programming environment to teach a cartoon kitty character how to draw different 2D shapes through a series of commands. The instructions break down how to install Scratch, set up the workspace, and then program the kitty step-by-step to first clear the screen, set the starting point and color, draw by moving and turning a specified number of times, lift the pen, move away, and finally point in direction to view the finished shape. The goal is to learn computer programming logic and commands through interactively coding a character.
Paint is a program included in Windows that allows users to create and edit pictures. It includes various drawing tools located in the ribbon, such as pencils, brushes, shapes, and text tools. The document provides step-by-step instructions for how to use these tools to draw lines, shapes, add text, erase parts of pictures, crop images, and save work. It also describes how to customize colors and shortcuts to work more efficiently in Paint.
The document provides instructions for using various tools in Microsoft Paint including selecting, editing, drawing and coloring tools. It describes tools for selecting areas, erasing, filling colors, zooming in, drawing lines and shapes, adding text and changing colors. The menus are also outlined including options for files, editing selections, viewing preferences and help.
The document summarizes key takeaways from the SXSW conference, including that gaming and gamification are replacing social media as a framework for influence, location-based apps and personalization were major themes, and new technologies are changing the retail experience through interactive displays and digital signage. Social media is about building relationships rather than just content, and consumers want personalized and relevant experiences.
This document profiles 12 CIOs who actively use social media. It highlights Andy Blumenthal, the CTO of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Blumenthal runs two blogs on topics such as enterprise architecture and management strategies. He believes executives should define organizational strategy while management executes. His Twitter account comments on unfiltered data from social media helping understand events in Iran.
The document provides 4 tips for using PowerPoint more effectively: 1) Using different backgrounds within a presentation by omitting the Slide Master's design for selected slides. 2) Taking screen captures by pressing Print Screen and pasting into Word. 3) Customizing the toolbar to contain frequently used commands. 4) Using the slide show pen tool which allows drawing on slides with the mouse.
This tutorial introduces the CorelDRAW workspace and tools. It teaches how to use the toolbar, toolbox, property bar, flyouts, Docker windows, mouse commands, and Help to create a simple drawing with text, shapes, lines, and a colored background. The last section explains how to customize the workspace by configuring toolbars and other settings.
This document provides instructions for drawing a house in Microsoft Paint in 7 steps: 1) Open Paint, 2) Draw walls, 3) Add a floor by connecting the bottom lines, 4) Draw a roof by adding diagonal lines, 5) Add a door, 6) Add windows by drawing squares and crosses, and 7) Color the house, door, and windows. The finished house can then be decorated further with additional details.
Assignment C: Technical Presentation Teach A Computer Kitty How to Draw ShapesKaori Yuda
This document provides instructions for using the Scratch programming environment to teach a cartoon kitty character how to draw different 2D shapes through a series of commands. The instructions break down how to install Scratch, set up the workspace, and then program the kitty step-by-step to first clear the screen, set the starting point and color, draw by moving and turning a specified number of times, lift the pen, move away, and finally point in direction to view the finished shape. The goal is to learn computer programming logic and commands through interactively coding a character.
Paint is a program included in Windows that allows users to create and edit pictures. It includes various drawing tools located in the ribbon, such as pencils, brushes, shapes, and text tools. The document provides step-by-step instructions for how to use these tools to draw lines, shapes, add text, erase parts of pictures, crop images, and save work. It also describes how to customize colors and shortcuts to work more efficiently in Paint.
The document provides instructions for using various tools in Microsoft Paint including selecting, editing, drawing and coloring tools. It describes tools for selecting areas, erasing, filling colors, zooming in, drawing lines and shapes, adding text and changing colors. The menus are also outlined including options for files, editing selections, viewing preferences and help.
The document summarizes key takeaways from the SXSW conference, including that gaming and gamification are replacing social media as a framework for influence, location-based apps and personalization were major themes, and new technologies are changing the retail experience through interactive displays and digital signage. Social media is about building relationships rather than just content, and consumers want personalized and relevant experiences.
This document profiles 12 CIOs who actively use social media. It highlights Andy Blumenthal, the CTO of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Blumenthal runs two blogs on topics such as enterprise architecture and management strategies. He believes executives should define organizational strategy while management executes. His Twitter account comments on unfiltered data from social media helping understand events in Iran.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a basic PowerPoint presentation with titles, text, images, and formatting. It begins with opening PowerPoint and selecting a blank presentation. The steps then guide adding a title slide with centered text, selecting layouts and formatting fonts for subsequent slides. Instructions are provided for inserting text boxes, custom bullets, animations, and downloading/inserting an image. The document teaches how to duplicate slides and modify titles, text, and images. The overall summary is a tutorial for building a simple PowerPoint presentation from scratch.
The document provides steps for creating interactive navigation in a Flash project, including adding buttons, swapping button images, placing button instances on the stage, and naming the button instances so they can be referenced in ActionScript code. Key steps include creating button symbols, duplicating and modifying buttons, placing button instances in a horizontal row on the stage, and naming each instance with a unique name ending in "_btn".
This document provides a 10 step guide to creating an advertisement in Photoshop:
1. Create a new A4 size document with dimensions of 21cm width and 29.7cm height at 300 pixels/inch resolution.
2. Add text using the horizontal type tool and change font, size, color and style.
3. Create a new layer for the background color and use the paint bucket tool to fill it.
4. Find a background image online, copy it into Photoshop and resize it to fit the page.
5. Use selection tools to isolate an image element, copy and paste it onto the advertisement page.
6. Add more text boxes and design elements
This document provides a 10 step guide to creating an advertisement in Photoshop:
1. Create a new A4 size document with dimensions of 21cm width and 29.7cm height at 300 pixels/inch resolution.
2. Add text using the horizontal type tool and change font, size, color and style.
3. Create a new layer for the background color and use the paint bucket tool to fill it.
4. Find a background image online, copy it into Photoshop and resize it to fit the page.
5. Use selection tools to isolate an image element, copy and paste it onto the advertisement page.
6. Add more text boxes and design elements
Lesson 11.The outline pane shares its portion of the screen w.docxBetseyCalderon89
Lesson 1:
1.
The outline pane shares its portion of the screen with the _____ pane.
a.
Slides
b.
Task
c.
Shortcuts
d.
Notes
2.
A thumbnail preview of all of the slides in the PowerPoint presentation can be seen in the:
a.
Slides/task pane.
b.
Preview pane.
c.
Slides/outline pane.
d.
Status bar.
3.
Clicking the mouse button on the vertical scroll button will display a Screen Tip that shows:
a.
Notes the presentation author has made.
b.
Bibliography notes that may pertain to the current slide.
c.
The slide number and title.
d.
A thumbnail view of the current slide.
4.
You have just created a new blank slide and intend to title it awards. Now, you decide instead that you want awards to be a bullet point under the heading Major Accomplishments. To make this change in the outline, you would place the insertion point to the right of the new blank slide and press the _______ key(s).
a.
Shift and Enter
b.
Enter
c.
Control and Tab
d.
Tab
5.
Your company, burtshardware.com, was just purchased by tomshardware.com. You need to edit all of your PowerPoint presentations to replace burtshardware.com with tomshardware.com. Where is the search and replace utility in PowerPoint?
a.
The Edit tab ribbon
b.
The Home tab ribbon
c.
The Insert tab ribbon
d.
The References tab ribbon
6.
You have highlighted a line of text in PowerPoint slide. You then click the italicized button. What will happen to the selected text?
a.
The text will be indented.
b.
The text will be italicized.
c.
A first level bullet will be created for the text.
d.
The text will be formatted in small caps.
7.
When creating a PowerPoint presentation, you would click the line spacing button when configuring the:
a.
Vertical slide margins
b.
Horizontal slide margins
c.
Line spacing between text lines
d.
Line spacing between paragraphs
8.
You have used the word “amazing” twice in the same paragraph to describe your company’s sales report in a PowerPoint presentation. You have now created a third instance of the word and you want to find an alternative word for “amazing”. What can you do to accomplish this?
a.
Click the research button on the Review tab ribbon.
b.
Click the Synonym button on the Review tab ribbon.
c.
Click the Thesaurus button on the Review tab ribbon.
d.
Click the thesaurus button on the References tab ribbon.
9.
Clicking the add slide button will:
a.
Create a new slide using the layout of the previous slide.
b.
Create a new slide layout.
c.
Create a bullet list format for the current slide.
d.
Highlight the current slide header for easy viewing.
10.
PowerPoint offers you a variety of preconfigured layout options. They can be accessed by clicking the Layout button located in the:
a.
Slides group on the home tab ribbon.
b.
Slides group on the design tab ribbon.
c.
Layout group on the home tab ribbon.
d.
Layout group on the design tab ribbon.
11.
When you insert an image into a slide and activate the image, you will see eight:
a.
Verti.
Lesson 11. The outline pane shares its portion of the screen wi.docxSHIVA101531
Lesson 1:
1. The outline pane shares its portion of the screen with the _____ pane.
a. Slides
b. Task
c. Shortcuts
d. Notes
2. A thumbnail preview of all of the slides in the PowerPoint presentation can be seen in the:
a. Slides/task pane.
b. Preview pane.
c. Slides/outline pane.
d. Status bar.
3. Clicking the mouse button on the vertical scroll button will display a Screen Tip that shows:
a. Notes the presentation author has made.
b. Bibliography notes that may pertain to the current slide.
c. The slide number and title.
d. A thumbnail view of the current slide.
4. You have just created a new blank slide and intend to title it awards. Now, you decide instead that you want awards to be a bullet point under the heading Major Accomplishments. To make this change in the outline, you would place the insertion point to the right of the new blank slide and press the _______ key(s).
a. Shift and Enter
b. Enter
c. Control and Tab
d. Tab
5. Your company, burtshardware.com, was just purchased by tomshardware.com. You need to edit all of your PowerPoint presentations to replace burtshardware.com with tomshardware.com. Where is the search and replace utility in PowerPoint?
a. The Edit tab ribbon
b. The Home tab ribbon
c. The Insert tab ribbon
d. The References tab ribbon
6. You have highlighted a line of text in PowerPoint slide. You then click the italicized button. What will happen to the selected text?
a. The text will be indented.
b. The text will be italicized.
c. A first level bullet will be created for the text.
d. The text will be formatted in small caps.
7. When creating a PowerPoint presentation, you would click the line spacing button when configuring the:
a. Vertical slide margins
b. Horizontal slide margins
c. Line spacing between text lines
d. Line spacing between paragraphs
8. You have used the word “amazing” twice in the same paragraph to describe your company’s sales report in a PowerPoint presentation. You have now created a third instance of the word and you want to find an alternative word for “amazing”. What can you do to accomplish this?
a. Click the research button on the Review tab ribbon.
b. Click the Synonym button on the Review tab ribbon.
c. Click the Thesaurus button on the Review tab ribbon.
d. Click the thesaurus button on the References tab ribbon.
9. Clicking the add slide button will:
a. Create a new slide using the layout of the previous slide.
b. Create a new slide layout.
c. Create a bullet list format for the current slide.
d. Highlight the current slide header for easy viewing.
10. PowerPoint offers you a variety of preconfigured layout options. They can be accessed by clicking the Layout button located in the:
a. Slides group on the home tab ribbon.
b. Slides group on the design tab ribbon.
c. Layout group on the home tab ribbon.
d. Layout group on the design tab ribbon.
11. When you insert an image into a slide and activate the image, you will see eight:
a. Vertical pointers.
b. Horizontal pointers.
c. Sizing hand ...
This document provides 5 tips for using PowerPoint: 1) Using different backgrounds within one presentation by omitting the background on individual slides. 2) Using the screen capture feature to copy images from the computer screen into PowerPoint. 3) Customizing the toolbar by adding frequently used commands. 4) Using the pen tool during a slide show for annotations. 5) Printing presentations with various layout and content options.
This document provides steps for making a business card in Photoshop. It outlines 11 steps: 1) creating a new document, 2) setting margins, 3) creating layers, 4) adding background color, 5) selecting colors, 6) making a footer, 7) inserting text, 8) changing text color, 9) inserting images, 10) resizing images, and 11) placing images. The goal is to provide instructions for designing and laying out the basic elements of a business card like text, images, colors and formatting.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a career brochure using Microsoft Publisher. It guides students through deleting template text and images, adding their own text boxes with career information, and inserting pictures from online sources to represent their chosen profession. The purpose is for students to research and develop a better understanding of their future career path and professional identity.
At the end of this learning module the student will be able to:
○ Identify the flash tools for viewing.
○ adjust document properties
○ Work with text inside the flash animation software.
1. The document provides instructions for creating a film poster in Adobe Illustrator, including setting up the document, changing the background, creating shapes using different tools, grouping shapes using the Pathfinder panel, adding text and effects to text, and saving the file for later editing or final export.
2. Key steps include creating layers for each new object, using shape tools and the Pathfinder panel to combine shapes, adding text boxes and applying effects like drop shadows, and saving as an Illustrator EPS file to enable future editing.
3. The instructions demonstrate these skills by walking through replicating elements from the Clockwork Orange poster, such as drawing the character's hat from combined ellipse and rectangle shapes and adding sty
The document provides instructions for using the Paint Editor in Scratch to create sprites for a drum and drumsticks. It outlines how to open Scratch, create a new project, and delete the default cat sprite. It then guides the user to use various drawing tools like lines, ellipses, stamps, and fill to draw a snare drum and drumsticks. The user is also instructed to use the eye dropper tool to pick a color and ensure the drumsticks point upwards.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a 3D text effect in CorelDraw. It involves using tools like the text, contour, extrude, and transparency tools to add depth and lighting effects to the text. Additional steps include adding colored gradients to objects, inserting custom shapes into the background using powerclips, and applying effects like perspective and enveloping to further enhance the realism of the 3D text design. The overall tutorial contains 8 steps to transform basic text into an intricate 3D poster design.
This document provides instructions for using the website Toondoo.com to create comic strips that can be used in the classroom. Some key features covered include:
- Registering for a free account on the site and logging in
- Creating comic strips (called "ToonDoos") using backgrounds, characters, text, and other tools
- Uploading your own images and drawings to use in ToonDoos using the ImagineR and DoodleR features
- Saving created characters, doodles, and images in personal galleries for reuse
- Assembling ToonDoos into books using the Book Maker tool
- Downloading and inserting finished ToonDoos into documents like Word and PowerPoint
The
This tutorial teaches how to create a gold plated text effect in Photoshop. It involves applying gradient overlays, bevel and emboss styles, and inner glows to layers and layer styles to make the text appear metallic and shiny. Additional touches like adding a stroke and contour options further enhance the gold look. Finally, sparkles are added on a separate layer to make the text really shine. The full tutorial contains 20 steps to achieve this photoshop text effect.
With this post you can:
Create a Power Point
Change the theme of the presentation
Add text
Add pictures
Animate the transitions between screens
and how to view your Power Point in a slide show
Objectives1. Apply a design to a presentation.2. Create a title .docxgabriellabre8fr
Objectives
1. Apply a design to a presentation.
2. Create a title slide and edit it by inserting a graphic.
3. Create a bulleted list slide with and without clip art.
4. Edit slides by altering the formatting and placement of objects.
5. Insert and adjust clip art from the clip organizer and from Office.com
6. Enhance the slides.
7. Save the presentation.
Activity
1. Create the title slide and apply a design.
a. Start PowerPoint.
b. Click the Design Image tab.
c. Scroll until you find Technic design and click it.
d. Click the title text placeholder (this means click the words Click to add title) and type Professional Presentations – Tips.
e. Click the subtitle text placeholder. Type your name.
2. Edit the title slide.
Sometimes the placeholders and text need to be altered or moved to fit your style.
a. Click the title placeholder and move the mouse over the border of the placeholder until the four-headed cursor appears. Drag the title placeholder 1 inch from the top. (Turn on your rulers in the View tab.) Click the Home tab and the center alignment Image icon.
b. Move the subtitle placeholder 2 inches from the bottom following the same directions as above. Click inside the subtitle placeholder before your name and type By and press the Enter key.
c. Click the Insert Image tab and Clip Art Image icon. In the Clip Art task pane on the right type people in the search box and press Enter. Scroll down until you find an image that you feel represents a presentation. Click the selected clip art. Move the clip art to the left side of the slide.
See Figure 6-27 the attachment
as an example of a finished exercise.
Figure 6-27 Finished Presentation Exercise 1
3. Create a bulleted list slide.
a. Click the New Slide Image icon on the Home tab, Slides group.
b. Click title placeholder and type Planning the Presentation.
c. Click the Click to add text placeholder and type the following items pressing Enter after each but the last one: Purpose, Type of Presentation, Audience, Audience needs, Location, and Format.
4. Edit the bulleted list.
a. Click the text placeholder border.
b. Drag the text placeholder to the right so the bullets are 1.5 to 2 inches from the left slide of the slide.
5. Insert a shape, add clip art, and text.
a. Click the New Slide Image icon on the Home tab, Slides group.
b. Click the Layout Image icon on the Home tab, Slides group and click Title Only layout.
c. Click the title placeholder and type Be Creative – Use Shapes.
d. Click the Insert tab and click the Shapes Image icon in the Illustrations group. Select the Cloud Callout in the Callouts group (fourth from the left). Starting at the lower left of the slide, drag to the upper right. Click the yellow diamond Image on the bottom of the cloud and drag to the left.
e. On the Insert tab, Text group, click Text Box Image icon. Click in the cloud and type Presentation software enables users to create highly stylized images for slide shows and reports. Click the text box border and .
This document provides a tutorial on how to create a custom brush in Adobe Photoshop. It outlines the steps to select an image area, desaturate and adjust the brightness/contrast to create a grayscale selection, save it as a channel, fill it with black to create the brush shape, and define it as a new brush preset that can be used in other projects. Creating custom brushes allows for more unique backgrounds and images compared to only using the default brushes.
This tutorial introduces layout tools in CorelDRAW like guidelines, frames, and alignment options. It guides the user through creating an advertisement for "The Coffee Shop" including importing images, adding artistic and paragraph text, and arranging elements. Guidelines, snapping, and PowerClip are used to precisely position graphics and text. Formatting is applied to headings and body text.
This tutorial introduces layout tools in CorelDRAW like guidelines, frames, and alignment options. It guides the user through creating an advertisement for "The Coffee Shop" including importing images, adding artistic and paragraph text, and arranging elements. Guidelines, snapping, and PowerClip are used to precisely position graphics and text. Formatting is applied to headings and body text.
Introduction of Cybersecurity with OSS at Code Europe 2024Hiroshi SHIBATA
I develop the Ruby programming language, RubyGems, and Bundler, which are package managers for Ruby. Today, I will introduce how to enhance the security of your application using open-source software (OSS) examples from Ruby and RubyGems.
The first topic is CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures). I have published CVEs many times. But what exactly is a CVE? I'll provide a basic understanding of CVEs and explain how to detect and handle vulnerabilities in OSS.
Next, let's discuss package managers. Package managers play a critical role in the OSS ecosystem. I'll explain how to manage library dependencies in your application.
I'll share insights into how the Ruby and RubyGems core team works to keep our ecosystem safe. By the end of this talk, you'll have a better understanding of how to safeguard your code.
Letter and Document Automation for Bonterra Impact Management (fka Social Sol...Jeffrey Haguewood
Sidekick Solutions uses Bonterra Impact Management (fka Social Solutions Apricot) and automation solutions to integrate data for business workflows.
We believe integration and automation are essential to user experience and the promise of efficient work through technology. Automation is the critical ingredient to realizing that full vision. We develop integration products and services for Bonterra Case Management software to support the deployment of automations for a variety of use cases.
This video focuses on automated letter generation for Bonterra Impact Management using Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.
Interested in deploying letter generation automations for Bonterra Impact Management? Contact us at sales@sidekicksolutionsllc.com to discuss next steps.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a basic PowerPoint presentation with titles, text, images, and formatting. It begins with opening PowerPoint and selecting a blank presentation. The steps then guide adding a title slide with centered text, selecting layouts and formatting fonts for subsequent slides. Instructions are provided for inserting text boxes, custom bullets, animations, and downloading/inserting an image. The document teaches how to duplicate slides and modify titles, text, and images. The overall summary is a tutorial for building a simple PowerPoint presentation from scratch.
The document provides steps for creating interactive navigation in a Flash project, including adding buttons, swapping button images, placing button instances on the stage, and naming the button instances so they can be referenced in ActionScript code. Key steps include creating button symbols, duplicating and modifying buttons, placing button instances in a horizontal row on the stage, and naming each instance with a unique name ending in "_btn".
This document provides a 10 step guide to creating an advertisement in Photoshop:
1. Create a new A4 size document with dimensions of 21cm width and 29.7cm height at 300 pixels/inch resolution.
2. Add text using the horizontal type tool and change font, size, color and style.
3. Create a new layer for the background color and use the paint bucket tool to fill it.
4. Find a background image online, copy it into Photoshop and resize it to fit the page.
5. Use selection tools to isolate an image element, copy and paste it onto the advertisement page.
6. Add more text boxes and design elements
This document provides a 10 step guide to creating an advertisement in Photoshop:
1. Create a new A4 size document with dimensions of 21cm width and 29.7cm height at 300 pixels/inch resolution.
2. Add text using the horizontal type tool and change font, size, color and style.
3. Create a new layer for the background color and use the paint bucket tool to fill it.
4. Find a background image online, copy it into Photoshop and resize it to fit the page.
5. Use selection tools to isolate an image element, copy and paste it onto the advertisement page.
6. Add more text boxes and design elements
Lesson 11.The outline pane shares its portion of the screen w.docxBetseyCalderon89
Lesson 1:
1.
The outline pane shares its portion of the screen with the _____ pane.
a.
Slides
b.
Task
c.
Shortcuts
d.
Notes
2.
A thumbnail preview of all of the slides in the PowerPoint presentation can be seen in the:
a.
Slides/task pane.
b.
Preview pane.
c.
Slides/outline pane.
d.
Status bar.
3.
Clicking the mouse button on the vertical scroll button will display a Screen Tip that shows:
a.
Notes the presentation author has made.
b.
Bibliography notes that may pertain to the current slide.
c.
The slide number and title.
d.
A thumbnail view of the current slide.
4.
You have just created a new blank slide and intend to title it awards. Now, you decide instead that you want awards to be a bullet point under the heading Major Accomplishments. To make this change in the outline, you would place the insertion point to the right of the new blank slide and press the _______ key(s).
a.
Shift and Enter
b.
Enter
c.
Control and Tab
d.
Tab
5.
Your company, burtshardware.com, was just purchased by tomshardware.com. You need to edit all of your PowerPoint presentations to replace burtshardware.com with tomshardware.com. Where is the search and replace utility in PowerPoint?
a.
The Edit tab ribbon
b.
The Home tab ribbon
c.
The Insert tab ribbon
d.
The References tab ribbon
6.
You have highlighted a line of text in PowerPoint slide. You then click the italicized button. What will happen to the selected text?
a.
The text will be indented.
b.
The text will be italicized.
c.
A first level bullet will be created for the text.
d.
The text will be formatted in small caps.
7.
When creating a PowerPoint presentation, you would click the line spacing button when configuring the:
a.
Vertical slide margins
b.
Horizontal slide margins
c.
Line spacing between text lines
d.
Line spacing between paragraphs
8.
You have used the word “amazing” twice in the same paragraph to describe your company’s sales report in a PowerPoint presentation. You have now created a third instance of the word and you want to find an alternative word for “amazing”. What can you do to accomplish this?
a.
Click the research button on the Review tab ribbon.
b.
Click the Synonym button on the Review tab ribbon.
c.
Click the Thesaurus button on the Review tab ribbon.
d.
Click the thesaurus button on the References tab ribbon.
9.
Clicking the add slide button will:
a.
Create a new slide using the layout of the previous slide.
b.
Create a new slide layout.
c.
Create a bullet list format for the current slide.
d.
Highlight the current slide header for easy viewing.
10.
PowerPoint offers you a variety of preconfigured layout options. They can be accessed by clicking the Layout button located in the:
a.
Slides group on the home tab ribbon.
b.
Slides group on the design tab ribbon.
c.
Layout group on the home tab ribbon.
d.
Layout group on the design tab ribbon.
11.
When you insert an image into a slide and activate the image, you will see eight:
a.
Verti.
Lesson 11. The outline pane shares its portion of the screen wi.docxSHIVA101531
Lesson 1:
1. The outline pane shares its portion of the screen with the _____ pane.
a. Slides
b. Task
c. Shortcuts
d. Notes
2. A thumbnail preview of all of the slides in the PowerPoint presentation can be seen in the:
a. Slides/task pane.
b. Preview pane.
c. Slides/outline pane.
d. Status bar.
3. Clicking the mouse button on the vertical scroll button will display a Screen Tip that shows:
a. Notes the presentation author has made.
b. Bibliography notes that may pertain to the current slide.
c. The slide number and title.
d. A thumbnail view of the current slide.
4. You have just created a new blank slide and intend to title it awards. Now, you decide instead that you want awards to be a bullet point under the heading Major Accomplishments. To make this change in the outline, you would place the insertion point to the right of the new blank slide and press the _______ key(s).
a. Shift and Enter
b. Enter
c. Control and Tab
d. Tab
5. Your company, burtshardware.com, was just purchased by tomshardware.com. You need to edit all of your PowerPoint presentations to replace burtshardware.com with tomshardware.com. Where is the search and replace utility in PowerPoint?
a. The Edit tab ribbon
b. The Home tab ribbon
c. The Insert tab ribbon
d. The References tab ribbon
6. You have highlighted a line of text in PowerPoint slide. You then click the italicized button. What will happen to the selected text?
a. The text will be indented.
b. The text will be italicized.
c. A first level bullet will be created for the text.
d. The text will be formatted in small caps.
7. When creating a PowerPoint presentation, you would click the line spacing button when configuring the:
a. Vertical slide margins
b. Horizontal slide margins
c. Line spacing between text lines
d. Line spacing between paragraphs
8. You have used the word “amazing” twice in the same paragraph to describe your company’s sales report in a PowerPoint presentation. You have now created a third instance of the word and you want to find an alternative word for “amazing”. What can you do to accomplish this?
a. Click the research button on the Review tab ribbon.
b. Click the Synonym button on the Review tab ribbon.
c. Click the Thesaurus button on the Review tab ribbon.
d. Click the thesaurus button on the References tab ribbon.
9. Clicking the add slide button will:
a. Create a new slide using the layout of the previous slide.
b. Create a new slide layout.
c. Create a bullet list format for the current slide.
d. Highlight the current slide header for easy viewing.
10. PowerPoint offers you a variety of preconfigured layout options. They can be accessed by clicking the Layout button located in the:
a. Slides group on the home tab ribbon.
b. Slides group on the design tab ribbon.
c. Layout group on the home tab ribbon.
d. Layout group on the design tab ribbon.
11. When you insert an image into a slide and activate the image, you will see eight:
a. Vertical pointers.
b. Horizontal pointers.
c. Sizing hand ...
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At the end of this learning module the student will be able to:
○ Identify the flash tools for viewing.
○ adjust document properties
○ Work with text inside the flash animation software.
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2. Key steps include creating layers for each new object, using shape tools and the Pathfinder panel to combine shapes, adding text boxes and applying effects like drop shadows, and saving as an Illustrator EPS file to enable future editing.
3. The instructions demonstrate these skills by walking through replicating elements from the Clockwork Orange poster, such as drawing the character's hat from combined ellipse and rectangle shapes and adding sty
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- Creating comic strips (called "ToonDoos") using backgrounds, characters, text, and other tools
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The
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With this post you can:
Create a Power Point
Change the theme of the presentation
Add text
Add pictures
Animate the transitions between screens
and how to view your Power Point in a slide show
Objectives1. Apply a design to a presentation.2. Create a title .docxgabriellabre8fr
Objectives
1. Apply a design to a presentation.
2. Create a title slide and edit it by inserting a graphic.
3. Create a bulleted list slide with and without clip art.
4. Edit slides by altering the formatting and placement of objects.
5. Insert and adjust clip art from the clip organizer and from Office.com
6. Enhance the slides.
7. Save the presentation.
Activity
1. Create the title slide and apply a design.
a. Start PowerPoint.
b. Click the Design Image tab.
c. Scroll until you find Technic design and click it.
d. Click the title text placeholder (this means click the words Click to add title) and type Professional Presentations – Tips.
e. Click the subtitle text placeholder. Type your name.
2. Edit the title slide.
Sometimes the placeholders and text need to be altered or moved to fit your style.
a. Click the title placeholder and move the mouse over the border of the placeholder until the four-headed cursor appears. Drag the title placeholder 1 inch from the top. (Turn on your rulers in the View tab.) Click the Home tab and the center alignment Image icon.
b. Move the subtitle placeholder 2 inches from the bottom following the same directions as above. Click inside the subtitle placeholder before your name and type By and press the Enter key.
c. Click the Insert Image tab and Clip Art Image icon. In the Clip Art task pane on the right type people in the search box and press Enter. Scroll down until you find an image that you feel represents a presentation. Click the selected clip art. Move the clip art to the left side of the slide.
See Figure 6-27 the attachment
as an example of a finished exercise.
Figure 6-27 Finished Presentation Exercise 1
3. Create a bulleted list slide.
a. Click the New Slide Image icon on the Home tab, Slides group.
b. Click title placeholder and type Planning the Presentation.
c. Click the Click to add text placeholder and type the following items pressing Enter after each but the last one: Purpose, Type of Presentation, Audience, Audience needs, Location, and Format.
4. Edit the bulleted list.
a. Click the text placeholder border.
b. Drag the text placeholder to the right so the bullets are 1.5 to 2 inches from the left slide of the slide.
5. Insert a shape, add clip art, and text.
a. Click the New Slide Image icon on the Home tab, Slides group.
b. Click the Layout Image icon on the Home tab, Slides group and click Title Only layout.
c. Click the title placeholder and type Be Creative – Use Shapes.
d. Click the Insert tab and click the Shapes Image icon in the Illustrations group. Select the Cloud Callout in the Callouts group (fourth from the left). Starting at the lower left of the slide, drag to the upper right. Click the yellow diamond Image on the bottom of the cloud and drag to the left.
e. On the Insert tab, Text group, click Text Box Image icon. Click in the cloud and type Presentation software enables users to create highly stylized images for slide shows and reports. Click the text box border and .
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3. Step #2Step #2
In the new slide menu, select anIn the new slide menu, select an
AutoLayoutAutoLayout
►►
Choose layout for first slide:
We will start our
presentation with
a title slide.
4. Step #3Step #3
Place cursor in the title box and typePlace cursor in the title box and type
your nameyour name
►►
Insert title:
For your
assignment, your
first slide will
contain your
name only.
5. Step #4Step #4
Place pointer on the edge of thePlace pointer on the edge of the
title box, and drag it to the middle oftitle box, and drag it to the middle of
the pagethe page
►►
Move title box:
6. Step #5Step #5
Place cursor in the title box andPlace cursor in the title box and
highlight your name.highlight your name.
►►
Format font:
7. Step #5 cont.Step #5 cont.
On the toolbar chooseOn the toolbar choose formatformat andand
selectselect fontfont..
►►
Format font:
8. Step #5 cont.Step #5 cont.
A font box will open. Choose the fontA font box will open. Choose the font
style, size, color, etc. you want andstyle, size, color, etc. you want and
clickclick OKOK..
►►
Format font:
9. Step #6Step #6
Place your cursor anywhere on yourPlace your cursor anywhere on your
slide, right click your mouse andslide, right click your mouse and
choosechoose backgroundbackground..
►►
Format background:
10. Step #6 cont.Step #6 cont.
A toolbox will open, and you canA toolbox will open, and you can
choose the color of your background.choose the color of your background.
ClickClick apply to allapply to all when finished.when finished.
►►
Format background:
11. Step #7Step #7
On toolbar, click onOn toolbar, click on insertinsert. Choose. Choose newnew
slideslide..
►►
Insert next slide:
12. Step #8Step #8
A new slide will appear. Click on theA new slide will appear. Click on the
slideslide layoutlayout you want to use for thisyou want to use for this
slide.slide.
►►
Choose layout for new slide:
We will use
the title and
text layout.
13. Step #9Step #9
Place cursor in the title box, and typePlace cursor in the title box, and type
thethe titletitle for your second slide.for your second slide.
►►
Insert title:
For this
assignment, this
slide will serve as
the preview for
your main points.
14. Step #10Step #10
To format your title, click onTo format your title, click on formatformat onon
the toolbar and choosethe toolbar and choose fontfont. You can. You can
also choose thealso choose the justificationjustification from thefrom the
toolbar.toolbar.
►►
Format title:
15. Step #11Step #11
Place your cursor in the text box. HitPlace your cursor in the text box. Hit
backspacebackspace on your keyboard to deleteon your keyboard to delete
the bullet point, and type your mainthe bullet point, and type your main
points (hit enter after each one).points (hit enter after each one).
►►
Insert text:
We will
create our
own
stationary
bullet
points
16. Step #12Step #12
Resize the textbox (to make room forResize the textbox (to make room for
your bullet points) by holding youryour bullet points) by holding your
cursor over the edge of the textboxcursor over the edge of the textbox
until it turns into a two-sided arrowuntil it turns into a two-sided arrow
and then drag the text box to right justand then drag the text box to right just
a little.a little.
►►
Move textbox over:
We will put our
bullet points along
the left edge of the
page, under the
title
17. Step #13Step #13
On the toolbar, chooseOn the toolbar, choose insertinsert andand texttext
boxbox..
►►
Create own bullet points:
18. Step #13 cont.Step #13 cont.
Draw a textbox out beside your firstDraw a textbox out beside your first
main point.main point.
►►
Create own bullet points:
19. Step #13 cont.Step #13 cont.
On the toolbar, chooseOn the toolbar, choose insertinsert andand
selectselect symbolsymbol..
►►
Create own bullet points:
20. Step #13 cont.Step #13 cont.
A symbol box will open. Choose theA symbol box will open. Choose the
symbol you want to use for your bulletsymbol you want to use for your bullet
points and clickpoints and click insertinsert. Click. Click closeclose. A. A
symbol will then appear in the textboxsymbol will then appear in the textbox
you drew.you drew.
►►
Create own bullet points:
21. Step #13 cont.Step #13 cont.
You can change the size and color ofYou can change the size and color of
your bullet point by highlighting it,your bullet point by highlighting it,
clicking onclicking on formatformat on the toolbar,on the toolbar,
selectingselecting fontfont, and then making your, and then making your
selections in the toolbox that opens.selections in the toolbox that opens.
►►
Create own bullet points:
22. Step #13 cont.Step #13 cont.
Move your bullet point around (byMove your bullet point around (by
clicking on it and then dragging) to lineclicking on it and then dragging) to line
it up with your first main point.it up with your first main point.
►►
Create own bullet points:
23. Step #13 cont.Step #13 cont.
Click on your bullet point (you have toClick on your bullet point (you have to
be on the text box portion of it). Rightbe on the text box portion of it). Right
click and chooseclick and choose copycopy..
►►
Create own bullet points:
24. Step #13 cont.Step #13 cont.
Place your cursor anywhere on yourPlace your cursor anywhere on your
slide, and right click. Chooseslide, and right click. Choose pastepaste. A. A
bullet point will appear. Right clickbullet point will appear. Right click
again and chooseagain and choose pastepaste. You should. You should
have three bullet points now.have three bullet points now.
►►
Create own bullet points:
25. Step #13 cont.Step #13 cont.
Use the arrow keys on your key boardUse the arrow keys on your key board
to move the bullet points around. Lineto move the bullet points around. Line
them up with your text.them up with your text.
►►
Create own bullet points:
26. Step #14Step #14
If you want your main points to come inIf you want your main points to come in
one at a time, highlight your text. Rightone at a time, highlight your text. Right
click and chooseclick and choose custom animationcustom animation..
►►
Animate your main points:
27. Step #14 cont.Step #14 cont.
A custom animation box appears onA custom animation box appears on
the right of your screen. Click onthe right of your screen. Click on AddAdd
EffectEffect and choose how you want yourand choose how you want your
text to come in.text to come in.
►►
Animate your main points:
Custom
Animation Box
28. Step #14 cont.Step #14 cont.
Make sure in theMake sure in the StartStart drop-down boxdrop-down box
you have chosenyou have chosen On ClickOn Click..
►►
Animate your main points:
Note: We have set up
your presentation so
that your bullet points
will stay stationary, but
your text will come in
one line at a time
when you click your
mouse.
29. Step #15Step #15
On the internet, go toOn the internet, go to www.google.comwww.google.com..
Click onClick on imagesimages and type in the type ofand type in the type of
picture that you want to use in yourpicture that you want to use in your
presentation (ex. lions). Click onpresentation (ex. lions). Click on
SearchSearch..
►►
Find picture:
30. Step #15 cont.Step #15 cont.
When you find the picture you want toWhen you find the picture you want to
use, right click and chooseuse, right click and choose save picturesave picture
asas. Save the picture to your computer. Save the picture to your computer
or a disk.or a disk.
►►
Find picture:
31. Step #16Step #16
Now you want to insert the picture youNow you want to insert the picture you
found into your slide. On the toolbar,found into your slide. On the toolbar,
choosechoose insertinsert, select, select picturepicture, and from, and from
filefile..
►►
Insert picture:
32. Step #16 cont.Step #16 cont.
When you insert your picture, it willWhen you insert your picture, it will
mess up your layout, so you need tomess up your layout, so you need to
immediatelyimmediately go to the toolbar, selectgo to the toolbar, select
editedit, and select, and select undo slide layoutundo slide layout. This. This
will fix the problem.will fix the problem.
►►
Insert picture:
33. Step #17Step #17
You can move your picture around byYou can move your picture around by
clicking and dragging. You can resizeclicking and dragging. You can resize
your picture by clicking on a corneryour picture by clicking on a corner
and dragging the corner out.and dragging the corner out.
►►
Format picture:
It is a good idea to tell
your audience where
you got the picture
from in small font
under the picture.
34. Step #18Step #18
If you want to insert a line under yourIf you want to insert a line under your
title, on the toolbar, choosetitle, on the toolbar, choose insertinsert,,
selectselect picturepicture, and then select, and then select
AutoShapeAutoShape..
►►
Insert line under title:
35. Step #18 cont.Step #18 cont.
An AutoShape box will appear. ChooseAn AutoShape box will appear. Choose
the line you want. Draw the line underthe line you want. Draw the line under
the title.the title.
►►
Insert line under title:
36. Step #18 cont.Step #18 cont.
To format the line, double click on theTo format the line, double click on the
line. A toolbox will open and you canline. A toolbox will open and you can
change the color, style, weight, etc.change the color, style, weight, etc.
►►
Insert line under title:
If you want a line at the
bottom of the page also,
you can right click on the
line, choose copy, and
then choose paste. Drag
the new line to the
bottom of the slide.
37. Step #19Step #19
You do not want to have to do all theseYou do not want to have to do all these
formatting steps for every slide, so forformatting steps for every slide, so for
your next slide, go to the toolbar,your next slide, go to the toolbar,
choosechoose insertinsert, and choose, and choose duplicateduplicate
slideslide..
►►
Insert next slide:
You now have two
of the exact same
slides.
38. Step #20Step #20
Click in the title box on your new slideClick in the title box on your new slide
(3(3rdrd
slide), highlight the old title, andslide), highlight the old title, and
type a new title over it. Do the sametype a new title over it. Do the same
thing for the text.thing for the text.
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Change title & text on new slide:
39. Step #21Step #21
Click on the picture, and hit delete onClick on the picture, and hit delete on
your key board. Insert a new pictureyour key board. Insert a new picture
(insert, picture, from file). Don’t forget(insert, picture, from file). Don’t forget
to go toto go to insertinsert,, undo slide layoutundo slide layout to fixto fix
your slide. You can then move andyour slide. You can then move and
resize the picture.resize the picture.
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Change the picture:
40. Step #22Step #22
Insert as many duplicate slides asInsert as many duplicate slides as
needed. Follow above steps to change.needed. Follow above steps to change.
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Additional slides:
1 2 3
4 5 6
41. Step #23Step #23
You may want to insert a chart to helpYou may want to insert a chart to help
explain the information in yourexplain the information in your
presentation (especially statistics). Topresentation (especially statistics). To
add a chart: on your toolbar, chooseadd a chart: on your toolbar, choose
insertinsert and selectand select chartchart
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Add a graph to any slide:
42. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
When you insert a chart, a sample dataWhen you insert a chart, a sample data
sheet and corresponding bar chart willsheet and corresponding bar chart will
appear on your slide. PowerPoint hasappear on your slide. PowerPoint has
included some sample data in the firstincluded some sample data in the first
four columns. The bars in the chart arefour columns. The bars in the chart are
the graphical representation of thethe graphical representation of the
numbers in the data sheet.numbers in the data sheet.
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Add a graph to any slide:
43. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
To create you own chart, you can replaceTo create you own chart, you can replace
the data in the sample data sheet withthe data in the sample data sheet with
your own data. Click in the row on theyour own data. Click in the row on the
data sheet you want to change, type yourdata sheet you want to change, type your
number, and hit enter. PowerPoint willnumber, and hit enter. PowerPoint will
automatically change the chart as well.automatically change the chart as well.
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Add a graph to any slide:
You can also change the chart
titles by simply typing over
what PowerPoint has used as
sample titles.
44. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
After you have changed all the data youAfter you have changed all the data you
want to change, click anywhere on yourwant to change, click anywhere on your
slide, and the data sheet will disappear. Ifslide, and the data sheet will disappear. If
you need to make additional changes,you need to make additional changes,
double click on the chart, and the datadouble click on the chart, and the data
sheet will reappear.sheet will reappear.
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Add a graph to any slide:
45. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
If inserting the chart messed up your slideIf inserting the chart messed up your slide
format, on the toolbar, go toformat, on the toolbar, go to editedit, and, and
selectselect undo slide layoutundo slide layout. This will fix your. This will fix your
slide.slide.
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Add a graph to any slide:
46. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
To delete rows on your chart, double clickTo delete rows on your chart, double click
on the chart so the data sheet will appear.on the chart so the data sheet will appear.
Right click on the column (or row) in theRight click on the column (or row) in the
data sheet you want to delete, and choosedata sheet you want to delete, and choose
deletedelete..
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Add a graph to any slide:
47. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
If you want to add bars to your chart,If you want to add bars to your chart,
double click on the chart so the data sheetdouble click on the chart so the data sheet
will appear. In the first empty columns andwill appear. In the first empty columns and
rows in the data sheet, type in the newrows in the data sheet, type in the new
data you want to appear on your chart.data you want to appear on your chart.
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Add a graph to any slide:
48. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
The bar chart is the default chart inThe bar chart is the default chart in
PowerPoint. If you think your data wouldPowerPoint. If you think your data would
be better displayed in a different type ofbe better displayed in a different type of
chart, you can change it. Double click onchart, you can change it. Double click on
your chart so the data sheet appears.your chart so the data sheet appears.
Right click on your chartRight click on your chart
and chooseand choose chart typechart type..
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Add a graph to any slide:
49. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
A chart box will open, find the type ofA chart box will open, find the type of
chart you want to display your data,chart you want to display your data,
and clickand click okok..
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Add a graph to any slide:
50. Step #23 cont.Step #23 cont.
You can also resize and move yourYou can also resize and move your
chart the same as you did for text andchart the same as you did for text and
pictures earlier in this tutorial.pictures earlier in this tutorial.
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Add a graph to any slide:
51. Step #24Step #24
Review slides for spelling, grammar,Review slides for spelling, grammar,
etc. errors. Practice using youretc. errors. Practice using your
PowerPoint as you practice yourPowerPoint as you practice your
presentation.presentation.
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Review slides:
52. Step #25Step #25
To start your presentation. Go to yourTo start your presentation. Go to your
toolbar, selecttoolbar, select slide showslide show and chooseand choose
view showview show..
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Start PowerPoint presentation:
53. Step #26Step #26
To switch from slide to slide, click yourTo switch from slide to slide, click your
mouse; hit the space bar on your keymouse; hit the space bar on your key
board; or use the down arrow key onboard; or use the down arrow key on
your keyboard.your keyboard.
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Switch to next slide: