This course will first teach get familiar with Powerpoint's main features so you can go ahead and create your first PowerPoint presentation. The course will then teach you how to add photos, embed, edit, and insert a video, trim an audio or video clip, and use bookmarks. You will also learn how to broadcast your slide show so you can present to wider audiences.
Next, you will learn how to add charts and SmartArt graphics to your PowerPoint 2010 presentation. The course will teach you how to add text and shapes, insert a column chart, and customize a chart. You will then learn how to create animations and transitions in your slide show, how to change order and effects, as well as some really useful keyboard shortcuts, tips, and techniques for effectively using PowerPoint 2010.
With the help of this online course, you will learn how to navigate the Powerpoint 2010 ribbon, explore the menu bar, and understand the different tasks that can be done to enrich your presentations with videos, pictures, and animations. By the end of the course, you will be able to create really powerful presentations with a tool that is recognized everywhere. So, start the course now, and by the end of the week you'll have a valuable new skill-set, for life.
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