PowerPoint Intermediate / Advanced, CMP955
Increase skills and proficiency in designing MS PowerPoint 2007 slides and slide-show presentations. Explore new techniques to customize slide design templates, themes, and slide layouts. Learn to use slide and handout masters to improve slide appearance. Automate slide presentations by using multimedia clips, movie objects, and sound. Apply the new PowerPoint Comment and PowerPoint Document Inspector features that help in collaborating with others in preparing slide presentations.
Prerequisite: MS PowerPoint--Introduction or equivalent experience.
Textbook: Purchase at the Rockville Campus or Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus Bookstore and bring to first class along with a USB Flash Drive/memory stick (at least 512 MB).
Classroom Hours: 10
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Course Objectives:
- Customize the PowerPoint environment
- Customize a design template
- Add diagrams to your presentation
- Use the various options to customize slide shows
- Use PowerPoint to collaborate on a presentation
- Finalize a presentation
Course Content:
Unit 1 : Customizing the PowerPoint Environment
- Customize the Quick Access Toolbar
- Personalize the PowerPoint Interface
- Customize Save Options
- Apply Advanced Customization Options
Unit 2 : Customizing a Design Template
- Set Up a Slide master
- Customize Slide Layouts
- Create Custom Themes
- Add Headers and Footers
- Modify the Notes Master
- Modify the Handout Master
Unit 3 : Adding Diagrams to a Presentation
- Create Diagrams
- Modify Diagrams
Unit 4 : Adding Special Effects to Presentations
- Add Multimedia Elements
- Customize Slide Component Animations
Unit 5 : Customizing a Slide Show Presentation
- Set Up a Custom Show
- Annotate a Presentation
- Create a Presenter-Independent Slide Show
- Set Up a Slide Show to Repeat Automatically
Unit 6 : Collaborating on a Presentation
- Review a Presentation
- Publish Slides to a Slide Library
- Share a Presentation
Securing and Distributing a Presentation
- Secure Presentations
- Package a Presentation
- Publish a Presentation as a Web Page