Powerpoint 2016 Session 1
Powerpoint 2016 Session 1
OBJECTIVES
General Objectives
Specific Objectives
LEARNING
F or working with text documents you have used Word 2016 and Excel 2016 for
numeric data analysis. However, Presentation Graphics applications such as
PowerPoint 2016, allow you to present your information in an attractive manner.
PowerPoint 2016 is one of the most widely used Presentation Graphics application. It
enables you to create professional presentations containing animations, narrations,
images, videos, audios, etc., in your presentation.
A Slide Thumbnails Pane: It appears on the left side of the PowerPoint 2016
window. In the Slide Thumbnails pane, you can rearrange, delete, hide,
duplicate and add new slides in the presentation.
B Slide Area: It is the actual slide where you can add objects such as Text,
Pictures, Tables, Charts, Videos, etc.
C Notes Pane: It is located below the Slide Area, which enables you to add
notes for each slide. These notes are also known as Speaker Notes that
the presenter can refer to while delivering the presentation.
D Status Bar: It is a strip at the bottom that displays active slide number
and contains the zoom buttons and the View buttons.
E View Buttons: These are used to switch between the views of the
presentation i.e., Normal, Slide Sorter, Reading and Slide Show view.
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F Next Slide: This button enables you to move to the next slide in the presentation.
G Previous Slide: This button enables you to move to the previous slide in
the presentation.
H Fit Slide to Current Window: This button enables you to fit the current
slide to the Slide Area.
RESIZING PANES
There are two Panes in the PowerPoint 2016 user interface, namely the
Thumbnails Pane and the Notes Pane. The
Notes Pane can be increased if there are
more notes to be mentioned in that area.
The size of the Slide Thumbnails Pane
can be customized for the desired visual
appearance of the miniature slides.
To Resize the Panes, follow the steps given
below:
1 Move the Mouse pointer over the edge of
the Thumbnails Pane, the cursor becomes 1
a two headed arrow. Click and drag to
increase or decrease the pane area. 2
2 Move the Mouse pointer over the edge
of the Notes Pane, the cursor becomes
a two headed arrow. Click and drag to
increase or decrease the pane area.
OVERVIEW OF PRESENTATION GRAPHICS & GETTING STARTED WITH POWERPOINT 2016
To Resize a Placeholder,
2 Select the Placeholder and
place the mouse pointer
over a sizing handle, it gets 2
converted to a two-headed 1
arrow. Drag to resize the
Placeholder as desired.
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You can also choose from the various Predesigned templates present in the Backstage view to create a new
presentation.
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• To select consecutive slides, click the first slide, hold down the SHIFT
key and then click the last slide in sequence.
• To select non-consecutive slides, hold down the CTRL key and select the
required slides.
SAVING A PRESENTATION
Saving a presentation in PowerPoint 2016 is similar to saving a file in other Office
applications.
To save a new presentation from the File Tab, follow the steps given below:
1 Click on the Save
command from the
File tab Backstage
view. 1
2 Click on the Browse
option. 3
3 Select the
destination folder 4
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from the Save As
dialog box. 5
4 Enter the name in
the File name box.
5 Click the Save button.
By default the presentation is saved with .pptx extension.
SAVE AS OPTION
By using the Save As
command from the File
tab, the Presentation
can be saved in different 1
formats like PowerPoint
Template, PowerPoint
Show, MPEG-4 video
format, JPEG format 2
and other formats.
PRINTING A PRESENTATION
It is easy to preview and print the slides, speaker notes, slide outline or handouts
of the presentation.
The Handout is used by the audience to follow along the slide show or keep for
future reference. You can print handouts of your presentation, with one, two,
three, four, six, or nine miniature slides on a single page.
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OVERVIEW OF PRESENTATION GRAPHICS & GETTING STARTED WITH POWERPOINT 2016
ACTIVITIES
Activity 1
Activity 2
Activity 3