For Microsoft applications courses at the undergraduate, vocational and technical school levels, as well as Continuing Education.
Skils-oriented: each lesson is a skill followed by extensive end-of-chapter material. Information is broken down into bite-sized pieces so the student can learn and master the skill. Comprehensive information for students at various levels of experience, hands-on exercises and a flexible binding make this a must-have series for applications essentials. Backed with over 20 years of writing, teaching and professional experience with electronic spreadsheets, the authors have perfected the format and presentation of Microsoft applications material to suit every type of learning style.
(NOTE: Each Part concludes with an Integrating Projects, Task Guide,
Glossary and Index sections.)POWERPOINT, LEVEL
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1. Taking a Tour of PowerPoint.
2. Creating Presentations.
3. Modifying the Presentation's Text and Structure.
4. Working with Visual and Multimedia Elements.
5. Working with the Slide Master and Slide Layout.
6. Working with Charts.
7. Preparing and Delivering Electronic Slide Shows.
8. Interfacing PowerPoint with Other Applications and the Internet.
POWERPOINT, LEVEL
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9. Using Advanced Methods to Create and Work with Presentations.
10. Using Advanced Methods of Working with Presentation Text.
11. Using Multimedia Effects.
12. Adding Visual Elements to Your Presentation.
13. Creating Drawn Objects.
14. Linking and Inserting Charts, Worksheets, and Tables.
15. Working with Custom Slide Shows, Hyperlinks, and Action Buttons.
16. Using PowerPoint's Collaboration Features.
