From basic tools to advanced capabilities in Microsoft PowerPoint. Practice with downloadable files and a clear section structure.
Language of course:
English
Format of the event:
Video lectures
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Progress from zero to confident use of Microsoft PowerPoint. Downloadable practice files are available for hands-on work.
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Who this Microsoft PowerPoint learning suits: from beginner to advanced
Suitable for
- Beginners creating their first presentations and slides.
- Professionals organizing work with layouts, charts, images, and video.
- Teachers and students preparing academic presentations and defenses.
- Managers, analysts, marketers building structured reports in PowerPoint.
Not suitable for
- Those expecting a brief overview without practice and exercises.
- When tools outside Microsoft PowerPoint are required (only Keynote or Google Slides).
- Environments where JavaScript or cookies are disallowed.
PowerPoint presentation issues → practical outcomes
- Inconsistent fonts and styles → unified themes, templates, and slide masters.
- Overloaded slides → concise layouts, text hierarchy, and visual composition principles.
- Dry data → charts, SmartArt, and visual emphasis for clarity.
- Chaotic animation → consistent animations and transitions with controlled pacing.
- Lengthy slideshow → timing control, Presenter View, and slide navigation.
Comparing Microsoft PowerPoint with alternatives
- PowerPoint: advanced features, offline mode, Excel/Word integration.
- Google Slides: real-time collaboration; some effects and templates are limited.
- Apple Keynote: smooth animations; limited Windows cross-platform support.
- Canva: quick start via templates; less fine-grained layout control.
Outcomes from studying: Microsoft PowerPoint from beginner to advanced
Key PowerPoint competencies
- Configuring themes, fonts, colors, and custom slide layouts.
- Handling images, video, and audio; cropping and media adjustments.
- Building charts, tables, infographics, and using SmartArt.
- Managing animations and transitions, including trigger settings.
- Slideshow preparation: Presenter View, handouts, exporting to PDF/video.
- Optimization with keyboard shortcuts and basic automation of repetitive tasks.
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