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Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Intermediate
Short course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Short course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
1 Day
This intensive, hands-on one-day training course has been designed to give delegates a solid understanding of more advanced PowerPoint tools and concepts in order to increase their knowledge and productivity. Suitable for: Users with a basic understanding of Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 who want to consolidate and expand on their knowledge of the basic features in a short space of time. Delegates should have a good working knowledge and understanding of the concepts covered in the Introduction course.
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Subjects
- Powerpoint
- Presentation
- Microsoft Powerpoint
- Ms PowerPoint
- PowerPoint 2007
Course programme
This intensive, hands-on one-day training course has been designed to give delegates a solid understanding of more advanced PowerPoint tools and concepts in order to increase their knowledge and productivity.
Who Should Attend?
Users with a basic understanding of Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 who want to consolidate and expand on their knowledge of the basic features in a short space of time. Delegates should have a good working knowledge and understanding of the concepts covered in the Introduction course.
Course Outline: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Intermediate
Advanced File Tasks
· Using My Computer within PowerPoint · Saving your Files · Using Templates · Navigating the Slide Show
Adding Tables and Charts
· Creating and Working with Tables · Formatting a Table · Working with Charts and Graphs · Working with SmartArt
Adding Graphics
· Customizing your Diagrams · Working with Text Boxes · ClipArt · Other Illustrations
Adding Audio/Visual Effects
· Adding a Movie · Adding a Sound Clip · Using Animation · Advanced Animation Options
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Intermediate