Part time MOS - PowerPoint

MOS PowerPoint 2003
MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST 2003

Type of learning:
Instructor lead at DBIC

Duration:
2 day intensive

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Cost:

Target Audience
This course is aimed at employees whose responsibilities include the use of Microsoft PowerPoint to create and deliver presentations in organisations of every size.

Benefits to the Employer
Certification in the most commonly used desktop applications increases employee productivity, decreases the time needed to complete tasks and can also decrease demand on valuable IT support resources. Staff will respond to your commitment to their career development and are likely to become more motivated to perform well and be dedicated to the business.

Pre-Course Requirements
Delegates should be familiar with the basics of PowerPoint 2003.

Course Aims
The course provides delegates with the necessary skills to successfully achieve accredited certification in PowerPoint 2003.

Course Outline
To become a Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) in Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 an individual has to demonstrate proficient use of the application during a performance-based on-line exam. The topics covered are as follows:

Creating Content

· Create new presentations from templates

· Insert and edit text-based content

· Insert tables, charts and diagrams

· Insert pictures, shapes and graphics

· Insert objects

Formatting Content

· Format text-based content

· Format pictures, shapes and graphics

· Format slides

· Apply animation schemes

· Apply slide transitions

· Customise slide templates

· Work with masters

Collaborating

· Track, accept and reject changes in a presentation

· Add, edit and delete comments in a presentation

· Compare and merge presentations

Managing and Delivering Presentations

· Organise a presentation

· Set up slide shows for delivery

· Rehearse timing

· Deliver presentations

· Prepare presentations for remote delivery

· Save and publish presentations

· Print slides, outlines, handouts, and speaker notes

· Export a presentation to another Microsoft Office program

Academy instructors have undertaken the MOS programme, have several years teaching experience and have achieved MOS Master Instructor Certification.