Part time PowerPoint - Advanced

Type of learning: Instructor lead at DBIC
Duration: 1 day intensive
Cost: £185 (includes course materials, lunch and refreshments)

Course Aims

This extremely practical course introduces the delegate to the more advanced features of PowerPoint 2003. It will provide "hands on" experience of many of the features found in this product. By the end of the course, the user will be competent with the following skills:

Course Outline

Master Slides & Templates
- Design Considerations
- Using Master Slides
- Bullet Levels
- Colour Schemes and Background Effects
- Creating and Using a Template

Objects and Images
- Rotate, Flip and Order Objects
- Select, Group and Position Objects
- Edit and Crop Images
- Recolour Clip Art
- Convert Pictures
- Scan Images

Charts and Diagrams
- Combination Charts
- Editing and Animating Charts
- Creating and Amending Flowcharts
- Other Diagrams

Linking and Importing
- Inserting Text Slides
- Linking to a Document or Worksheet
- Linking to a Chart or Image
- Updating Linked Data
- Editing Links

Navigation
- Creating and Editing Hyperlinks
- Action Buttons
- Creating and Running Custom Shows
- Hiding Slides

Animation and Timing
- Custom Animation
- Amending Animation Options and Effects
- Animation Sequences
- Inserting Animated Clips, Sounds & Movies
- Applying Transitions and Timing

Macros
- Recording and Running Macros
- Assigning Macros

Finishing a Presentation
- Recording a Narration
- Include CD Tracks
- Finalise a Presentation
- Slide Show Types

Collaboration
- Create and Read Comments
- Review
- Compare and Merge

A Wider Audience
- Package for CD
- Send Presentations
- Save as a web page
- Working with web pages
- Set up and View Presentation Broadcasts

This course outline is a guide. All our courses can be tailored to customer requirements.

Target Audience
Intending, new or recent users of PowerPoint 2003 or any other presentation package. Assumed Knowledge
Delegates should be familiar with the Windows operating system, either through attending a Windows Introductory course or knowledge gained from their own experience. Basic knowledge of PowerPoint 2003 is expected.