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Microsoft Office PowerPoint: Deep Dive Steering Committee Member and Microsoft Office Specialist- Karim Cruz-Neal (DMV) Got PowerPoint? When and how should I use PowerPoint? Use it after you have prepared your presentation What is your Role ?


  1. Microsoft Office PowerPoint: Deep Dive Steering Committee Member and Microsoft Office Specialist- Karim Cruz-Neal (DMV)

  2. Got PowerPoint?

  3. When and how should I use PowerPoint?

  4. Use it after you have prepared your presentation

  5. What is your Role ?

  6. Who is your audience ?

  7. What do they need to know?

  8. What method works best?

  9. Your slide is not meant to be used as a teleprompter or a report What if I use my slides as my teleprompter so I can read my slides while everyone else reads my slides and we fall asleep? • I’ll copy and paste my report into the slides and • I’ll add millions of bullet points in a small font • so you can’t really pay attention to anything I have to say. • You may even read ahead and I will lose your attention anyway. • And, your brain will take time deciphering each character so there is no way you will be able to focus with that much distraction. • Plus, let me decorate my slide with lots of funny clip arts and crazy fonts and colors so that you are even more distracted. And I will add some acronyms so you may have no idea what I am even talking about because you can’t see the words on the slide.

  10. thought per slide

  11. Backdrop Minimal Text Visual Aid Supports message

  12. Research Before Outline you use Script PowerPoint Story Board

  13. Learn Lynda.com* more Books and Blogs about • Dr. John Medina design • Garr Reynolds • Nancy Duarte

  14. Let’s dive into PowerPoint Online (O365)! Navigation and Features

  15. Two PowerPoint Applications • Office 365 (Online App) • On Premises (Desktop App)

  16. Office 365 Login (office.com) Requires • Internet Access • Microsoft Login Enter ‘Work’ Email

  17. Office 365 Apps • Updated regularly • Access based on your credentials • Automatically saves to cloud

  18. Office 365 Suite Bar

  19. Office 365 App Launcher

  20. Backstage View Online

  21. Choose ‘Blank’ or a template

  22. Edit and format Use ‘The Ribbon’ Simplified

  23. Return to backstage

  24. Change file name

  25. Use “Bread Crumbs”

  26. Toggle Simplified Ribbon

  27. Click ellipsis for more…

  28. Classic (aka Not Simplified Ribbon)

  29. Automatically saves

  30. Similar to Desktop Version

  31. Navigating the Classic – Not Simplified Ribbon Command Command Galleries Dialogue Box Contextual Buttons Groups Launchers Toolbars

  32. Click on drop-down for more options

  33. Cannot reuse slides online

  34. ‘Insert’ ribbon is almost identical

  35. Design command tab ribbon identical in both

  36. Transitions ribbon is missing the ‘Advance Slide’ options

  37. Animations ribbon is missing the ‘Animation pane’ and trigger

  38. Review tab is missing Spell Check and more

  39. View tab is missing several groups

  40. Work Together

  41. Invite colleague

  42. Work Together

  43. Co-Authoring

  44. See edits

  45. File is stored online

  46. Backstage View Online Limited compared to the desktop version Cannot add draw or recording tabs

  47. Let’s dive into PowerPoint “Client/On Prem!” Basic overview Customize Demo the Create a Slide of PowerPoint PowerPoint to Draw and Deck navigation add commands Record tabs

  48. Start at Backstage view

  49. We’re on our way to the ribbon!

  50. Edit and format with the Ribbon Command Command Galleries Dialogue Box Contextual Buttons Groups Launchers Toolbars

  51. Have you noticed the Status Bar? Change Zoom in and Views Zoom Out Add Check Spelling Notes The status bar is located at the bottom

  52. Change Views Slide Slide Normal Reading Sorter Show

  53. Normal view allows you to edit your slides Normal

  54. Slide sorter allows you to view thumbnails Reduce magnification to 60% to inspect Slide Sorter

  55. Reading view makes it easier to turn “pages” Reading

  56. Slide show view takes you to slide you are on Slide Show

  57. https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/powerpoint2016

  58. Toggle between ribbon and backstage

  59. https://support.office.com/en-us/powerpoint

  60. Coming up! Customize PowerPoint to add commands

  61. Customize the Quick access toolbar Click on the drop down menu

  62. Show below the ribbon

  63. Show above the ribbon

  64. Check and uncheck items to customize

  65. Show more commands Choose which commands to add to your Quick Access Toolbar

  66. Customize Ribbon Choose which tab you want to view commands from, then choose the command you want, and click Add. Then, click ‘OK.’

  67. Customize your ribbon Click on the File tab to return to Backstage view and click on ‘Options’ toward bottom of menu

  68. Customize your ribbon Check off the ‘Draw’ and ‘Recording’ boxes and click ‘OK.’

  69. Customize your ribbon Check off the ‘Draw’ and ‘Recording’ boxes and click ‘OK.’

  70. Coming up! Create a Slide Deck

  71. Search templates in Backstage Use the Search Box Select a suggested search Or Choose from the Gallery

  72. Search themes in the Design tab ribbon

  73. Create a new slide in the Home tab

  74. Change the layout in the Home tab

  75. Reuse a slide from a previous presentation Click on ‘New Slide’ and ‘Reuse Slides’ Browse for the slide

  76. Change slide size

  77. Change slide size

  78. Format backgrounds

  79. Format backgrounds

  80. https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/powerpoint2016

  81. Turn on design ideas feature

  82. Turn on design ideas feature

  83. Add content – Take screenshots From the ‘Insert’ command tab ribbon, in the ‘Images’ command group click the ‘Screenshot’ drop-down button

  84. Smart Art Graphics Choose ‘Convert to SmartArt’ by highlighting and right-clicking on bulleted items or go to ‘Home’ tab and look in Paragraph group or Go to ‘Insert’ tab and look in Illustrations group Then click on

  85. Animate! Left-click on an object and then choose from the Animation gallery in the ‘Animations’ tab. Customize in ‘Advanced Animation’ and ‘Timing’ group

  86. Coming up! Demo the Draw and Record tabs

  87. Customize your ribbon Check off the ‘Draw’ and ‘Recording’ boxes and click ‘OK.’

  88. Customize your ribbon Check off the ‘Draw’ and ‘Recording’ boxes and click ‘OK.’

  89. Use the Draw tab to record annotations

  90. Use the Draw tab to record annotations Let’s try it out!

  91. Get the draw and recording tabs Click on the File tab to return to Backstage view and click on ‘Options’ toward bottom of menu

  92. Use the Recording tab to create videos

  93. What can I do with the recording tab?

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