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Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1
Course type Essentials (What does this mean?)
| Course title | Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1 |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £265 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 1 |
| Code | DPP07L1 |
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London
King William Street, EC4 |- |- |23 |23 
Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates King William Street, EC4 |4 |5 |5 |7 King William Street, EC4location information and directions
23 Jul fewer than 5 places available £265 exc VAT 23 Aug 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 04 Sep 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 05 Oct 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 05 Nov 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 07 Dec 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 11 Jan 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1 training in King William Street, EC4
Middlesex Street, E1 |- |11 |- |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Middlesex Street, E1 |- |- |- |- Middlesex Street, E1location information and directions
11 Jun fewer than 5 places available £265 exc VAT Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1 training in Middlesex Street, E1
Midlands
Birmingham |25 |- |- |24 Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Birmingham |- |- |27 |- Birminghamlocation information and directions
25 May fewer than 5 places available £265 exc VAT 24 Aug 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 27 Nov 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1 training in Birmingham
North
Manchester |29 |- |- |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Manchester |13 |- |- |11 Manchesterlocation information and directions
29 May fewer than 5 places available £265 exc VAT 13 Sep 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 11 Dec 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1 training in Manchester
Leeds, City Centre |- |- |10 |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Leeds, City Centre |- |4 |- |5 Leeds, City Centrelocation information and directions
10 Jul 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 04 Oct 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 05 Dec 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1 training in Leeds, City Centre
Scotland
Glasgow |31 |- |27 |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Glasgow |27 |- |- |- Glasgowlocation information and directions
31 May fewer than 5 places available £265 exc VAT 27 Jul 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 27 Sep 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1 training in Glasgow
South
Milton Keynes |- |- |- |29 Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Milton Keynes |- |2 |- |- Milton Keyneslocation information and directions
29 Aug 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT 02 Oct 5 or more places available £265 exc VAT Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1 training in Milton Keynes
Overview
This course is designed for students who are interested in learning the fundamentals needed to create and modify basic presentations using Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007. This course is also intended for students interested in pursuing Microsoft Office Specialist certification in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007.
You will explore the PowerPoint environment and create a new presentation. You will format text on slides to enhance clarity. In order to enhance the visual appeal, you will add graphical objects to a presentation and modify them. You will also add tables and charts to a presentation to present data in a structured form. You will then finalise a presentation to deliver it.
Prerequisites
- use a mouse
- type and use a keyboard
- navigate through Windows files and folders
- start an application work with Windows – minimise, maximise, open and close
Delegates will learn how to
- get started with PowerPoint
- create a presentation
- format text on slides
- add graphical objects to a presentation
- modify objects on slides
- add tables to a presentation
- add charts to a presentation
- prepare to deliver a presentation
Course Outline
- Topic 1A: Explore the User Interface
- Topic 1B: Navigate and View a Presentation
- Topic 1C: Use Microsoft PowerPoint Help
- Topic 1D: Enter Text
- Topic 1E: Save a Presentation
- Topic 2A: Create a Presentation
- Topic 2B: Edit Text
- Topic 2C: Add Slides to a Presentation
- Topic 2D: Arrange Slides
- Topic 2E: Work with Themes
- Topic 3A: Apply Character Formats
- Topic 3B: Apply Paragraph Formats
- Topic 3C: Format Text Placeholders
- Topic 4A: Insert Clip Art and Pictures
- Topic 4B: Draw Shapes
- Topic 4C: Insert WordArt
- Topic 5A: Work With Objects
- Topic 5B: Change Object Orientation
- Topic 5C: Format Objects
- Topic 5D: Group and Ungroup Objects
- Topic 5E: Arrange Objects
- Topic 6A: Create a Table
- Topic 6B: Format Tables
- Topic 6C: Insert a Table from Microsoft Word
- Topic 7A: Create a Chart
- Topic 7B: Edit Chart Data
- Topic 7C: Modify a Chart
- Topic 7D: Paste a Chart from Microsoft Excel
- Topic 8A: Review Content
- Topic 8B: Add Transitions
- Topic 8C: Apply an Animation Effect
- Topic 8D: Create Speaker Notes
- Topic 8E: Print a Presentation
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