Course Description
What You'll Learn
- Apply slide transitions and adjust transition speed to control how slides advance
- Add and customize animations, including reordering them, setting animation timing, and using the Animation Painter
- Incorporate animation sounds, slide sounds, and transition sounds into a presentation
- Create and modify charts and insert Word documents from outside PowerPoint
- Build and apply templates and set up custom shows
- Review presentations, configure the slide show setup, and rehearse for live presenting
Key Takeaways
- The course covers advanced PowerPoint 2010 features for creating dynamic presentations.
- Transitions and animations are used to give movement to a presentation, including controlling transition speed, advancing slides, and timing animations.
- Business elements and documents from outside PowerPoint, such as charts and Word documents, can be incorporated into a presentation.
- A presentation can be finalized for printing, broadcasting, presenting live, or sharing on the Web.
- Templates, custom shows, presentation reviews, slide show setup, and rehearsing support greater flexibility when presenting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this PowerPoint 2010 Advanced course cover?
It explores the advanced features of PowerPoint 2010, including applying transitions, adding animation, incorporating business elements and documents from outside PowerPoint, and finalizing a presentation for printing, broadcasting, presenting live, or sharing on the Web.
What skills will I gain from this course?
The course develops skills in Microsoft PowerPoint, Adobe Presenter, advanced function presentation, PowerPoint animation, presentation graphics, and presentation software.
Will I learn how to add sound to my presentations?
Yes. The course includes lessons on animation sounds, slide sounds, and transition sounds.
Does the course show how to bring in content from other programs?
Yes. It covers creating and modifying charts and inserting Word documents, helping you incorporate business elements and documents from outside the PowerPoint program.
What can I do to prepare a presentation for delivery?
The course covers reviewing presentations, slide show setup, and rehearsing, so you can finalize a presentation for printing, broadcasting, presenting live, or sharing on the Web.
