Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 for Mac Training

This Introduction to PowerPoint 2016 for Mac training class is designed for students who are interested in learning the fundamentals needed to create and modify basic presentations using Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2016. Students will explore the PowerPoint environment and create a presentation. Students will format text on slides to enhance clarity and add graphical objects to a presentation and modify them. Students will also add tables and charts to a presentation to present data in a structured form and then finalize a presentation.

Target Audience: Students who have little or no familiarity with Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 or more experienced Word users who want to learn the topics covered in this course in the 2016 interface.

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Location

Public Classes: Delivered live online via WebEx and guaranteed to run . Join from anywhere!

Private Classes: Delivered at your offices , or any other location of your choice.

Course Topics

Start and end a PowerPoint session.
Edit a presentation.
Create different types of slides.
Use the Outline tab.
Add Clipart to a slide.
Format slides and use templates.
Use the Slide Sorter to reorganize a presentation.
Apply Tables and Charts to a presentation.
Print various components of a presentation.
Run a slide show.

Outline

Creating a PowerPoint Presentation
1. Starting Microsoft PowerPoint
2. Normal View
3. Creating a Presentation
4. Saving a Document
  1. Maintain Backward Compatibility
5. Importing a File
6. The Status Bar
7. Closing a Presentation
8. Exercise: Creating a Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation
The Ribbon
1. The Ribbon
2. Tabs
3. Groups
4. Commands
5. Exercise: Exploring the Ribbon
The Quick Access Toolbar
1. Adding Common Commands
2. Adding More Commands with the Customize Dialog Box
3. Adding Ribbon Commands or Groups
4. Placement
5. Exercise: Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
The Backstage View (The File Menu)
1. Introduction to the Backstage View
2. Opening a Presentation
3. Exercise: Opening a Presentation
4. New Presentations and Presentation Templates
5. Exercise: Creating an Agenda Using a Template
6. Modifying Presentation Properties
7. Adding Your Name to Microsoft PowerPoint
Formatting Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations
1. Selecting a Slide Layout
2. Adding Text
3. Adding Text from a Text File or Word Outline
4. Editing Text
5. Formatting Text
6. Formatting Text as WordArt
7. Creating Bulleted and Numbered Lists
8. Formatting Text Placeholders
  1. Formatting Text into Columns
9. Adding Slides to a Presentation
  1. Duplicating an Existing Slide
  2. Deleting Slides
  3. Hiding Slides
10. Arranging Slides
11. Exercise: Formatting Text
Working with Images
1. Adding Images to a Slide
2. Inserting a Picture
3. Inserting Clip Art
4. Capturing and Inserting a Screenshot
5. Editing an Image
6. Formatting Images
  1. Adding Effects to an Image
7. Applying a Style and Cropping an Image
8. Grouping and Ungrouping Images
9. Arranging Images
10. Adding Shapes
  1. Apply Borders to a Shape
  2. Modify Shape Backgrounds
  3. Aligning and Grouping Shapes
  4. Apply Styles to a Shape
  5. Create a Custom Shape
  6. Displaying Gridlines for Shapes
  7. Adding Text to Shapes in Columns
11. Exercise:Working with Images and Shapes
Working with Tables and Charts
1. Inserting a Table
2. Formatting Tables
3. Importing Tables from External Sources
4. Exercise:Working with a Table
5. Inserting a Chart
6. Formatting a Chart
  1. Modifying Chart Type
  2. Adding Legends to Charts
  3. Modifying Number or Rows and Columns
7. Importing Charts from External Sources
8. Exercise:Working with Charts
Finalizing Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations
1. Checking Spelling
2. Accessing Different Views of a Presentation
  1. Changing the View to Grayscale
  2. Changing Page Setup Options
3. Exercise: Viewing the Presentation
4. Organizing a Presentation in Sections
  1. Inserting Section Headers
5. Adding Transitions to Slides
  1. Adding Multiple Transitions
  2. Modifying Transition Options
6. Adding Speaker Notes
  1. Printing Speaker Notes
7. Running a Slide Show
  1. Configuring Slideshow Resolution
8. Printing a Presentation
  1. Printing Selections
  2. Printing in Grayscale
9. Exercise: Finalizing Your Presentation
Microsoft PowerPoint Features that Were New in 2013
1. Presenter View Changes
2. Object Smart Guides
3. Exercise: Using PowerPoint Smart Guides
Features New in 2016
1. The Tell Me Tab

Class Materials

Each student in our Live Online and our Onsite classes receives a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.

Class Prerequisites

Experience in the following is required for this Microsoft PowerPoint class:

Familiarity with using a personal computer, mouse, and keyboard.
Comfortable in the Windows environment.
Ability to launch and close programs; navigate to information stored on the computer; and manage files and folders.

Follow-on Courses

Advanced Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 for Mac Training

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