In Creating Effective Presentations Using Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003, students learn how to use PowerPoint to improve the quality and effectiveness of presentations. It helps students see PowerPoint as a tool that can help achieve business goals with more interesting, engaging, and meaningful presentations.
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The functional need to make presentations to audiences of different types, for a range of business reasons.
Familiarity with the fundamental components of a presentation, including a structure that includes a beginning, middle, and end; the need to be confident; and the desire to engage an audience rather than simply talking at them.
Hands-on experience with PowerPoint
Lesson 1: Presenting Clearly and Confidently with PowerPoint
- What Is an Effective Presentation?
- Demonstration: Presenting with a Conventional Bullet Point Presentation
- Discussion: Analyzing the Presentation Case Study
- Expert Vide Presenting with Clarity and Confidence
- Making Presentations More Effective
Lesson 2: Maximizing the Use of the Notes Page View
- The Importance of Moving Spoken Text Off the Screen
- Maximizing the Use of the Notes Page View
- Exercise 1: Making Use of the Notes Page View in a Student Example
- Exercise 2: Presenting with a Slide Designed in Notes Page View
Lesson 3: Summarizing the Main Idea of a Slide
- How a Summary Headline Assists Both Audience and Presenter
- Demonstration: Summarizing the Main Idea of a Slide
- Exercise 1: Summarizing the Main Idea of a Slide in a Student Example
- Exercise 2: Presenting with a Summary Headline
Lesson 4: Using the Full Screen Area to Display Graphics
- The Power of Showing Instead of Telling
- Demonstration: Using the Entire Slide Area to Display a Graphic
- Exercise 1: Displaying a Graphic in the Entire Slide Area in a Student Example
- Exercise 2: Presenting with a Full-Screen Graphic
Lesson 5: Applying Five Overlooked Techniques to Your Presentations
- How Five Overlooked Techniques Can Make a Big Difference
- Demonstration 1: Applying Five Overlooked Techniques
- Exercise: Applying the Five Techniques in a Student Example
- Demonstration 2: Presenting with the New Trey Research Slides
- Discussion: Putting It All Together