Lesson 1: Working with templates
Working with presentations
- Task A-1: Comparing Design Templates and
Presentations
- Task A-2: Observing individual slides in a
presentation
- Task A-3: Entering your own data
- Task A-4: Applying a different design
template
Creating your own template
- Task B-1: Beginning with a blank
presentation
- Task B-2: Creating a custom background
fill
- Task B-3: Inserting a graphic logo
- Task B-4: Changing the default font and
font size in a template
- Task B-5: Saving a template
Working with a design template
Task C-1: Creating a new presentation from
a template
Lesson 2: Working with multimedia
Working with graphics and multimedia
- Task A-1: Inserting and scaling clip art
- Task A-2: Changing the color of clip art
objects
- Task A-3: Adding graphic objects to the
clip art gallery
- Task A-4: Creating pictures
Working with animation
- Task B-1: Animating objects on a slide
- Task B-2: Changing animation order and
timing
Inserting movies and sound
- Task C-1: Inserting a movie into a
presentation
- Task C-2: Adding text to a slide
- Task C-3: Inserting a background sound
Lesson 3: Working Within the Office Suite
Inserting Office objects
- Task A-1: Inserting an Excel worksheet
- Task A-2: Editing data in an embedded
worksheet
- Task A-3: Enhancing an embedded worksheet
Creating slides from an outline
- Task B-1: Exploring a Word outline
- Task B-2: Inserting slides from an outline
Sending slides to Microsoft Word
Task C-1: Sending slides to Microsoft Word
Lesson 4: Additional PowerPoint features
Customizing PowerPoint toolbars
- Task A-1: Viewing toolbar options and
removing toolbars
- Task A-2: Moving the toolbars
- Task A-3: Adding and removing buttons
- Task A-4: Additional toolbar options
Other customization options
- Task B-1: Examining View options
- Task B-2: Examining Edit options
Automating slide production
- Task C-1: Duplicating slide content
- Task C-2: Creating a summary slide
Using AutoCorrect and the Style Checker
- Task D-1: Using the AutoCorrect feature
- Task D-2: Deleting an AutoCorrect entry
- Task D-3: Observing StyleChecker options
- Task D-4: Using the Style Checker
Lesson 5: Building interactive presentations
Hyperlinks
- Task A-1: Inserting an internal hyperlink
- Task A-2: Inserting an external hyperlink
- Task A-3: Linking to an external file
Creating interactive objects
- Task B-1: Observing Action button settings
- Task B-2: Inserting an Action button
- Task B-3: Changing Action button
properties
- Task B-4: Testing Action buttons
Slide show options
- Task C-1: Setting Slide Show options
- Task C-2: Rehearse timings
- Task C-3: Creating a custom slide show
Lesson 6: Collaborating on the web
Holding online meetings
Task A-1: Exploring Online Meetings
Broadcasting presentations
- Task B-1: Examining an Online Broadcast
- Task B-2: Viewing Online Broadcast options
Delivering presentations
Task C-1: Using the Pack And Go Wizard
In order to run this course, you will need, a
x86-compatible PC that meets minimum hardware requirements for
Windows 95 or later or Windows NT 4.0 or later, 500 MB of free
hard-disk space, either a local CD-ROM drive or access to a
networked CD-ROM drive, a floppy-disk drive, a two-button mouse.
(Printers are not required, however, each PC must have an
installed printer driver to use Print Preview, Microsoft Office
2000, including a custom installation for PowerPoint 2000.)
See your reference manual for hardware
considerations that apply to your specific hardware setup.
In addition, you will need printers if you want
to print the presentations created in the course.