Microsoft PowerPoint 2003: Advanced

Course Overview

This workshop expands on your existing PowerPoint knowledge and gives you sophisticated tools to help you produce professional presentations. It is designed for you to discover the more advanced features of PowerPoint. You must have a good working knowledge of creating and delivering PowerPoint presentations, or have attended the Intermediate course. You will learn how to customise PowerPoint and produce custom presentations, think more clearly about the concept and design of your PowerPoint presentation and the Presentation environment.

Microsoft are a leading software company, this PowerPoint course will improve your career prospects and enhance your professional life.

Related Courses

• Microsoft PowerPoint 2003: Introduction for Beginners (1 day)
• Microsoft Powerpoint 2003: Intermediate (1 day)
• Passage de Word, Excel, et Powerpoint 2003 à la version 2010 pour utilisateurs

Audience

Delegates should ideally have already attended the PowerPoint 2003 Intermediate trainig course. Or, have a very good working knowledge of PowerPoint. You will need to be confident in Microsoft Word, Excel and the internet.

Course Outline

Customising PowerPoint

• Configuring PowerPoint
• Configuring AutoCorrect options
• Customising Toolbars
• Working with Smart tags
• Working with the Research Pane
• Customising PowerPoint and creating menus
• Planning and recording Macros
• Running and editing Macros
• Deleting Macros

Collaboration and Consolidation

• Sharing a Workspace
• Sharing a Presentation
• Reviewing a Presentation
• Managing a Reviewed Presentation
• Collaborating Online

Creating Custom Presentations

• Creating Custom slide masters
• Handout/notes masters
• Slide backgrounds
• Colour Schemes
• Custom Colours
• Creating / using templates
• Creating Custom Shows
• Customising the Show Setup
• Packaging presentation on to a CD
• Broadcasting a presentation

Concept and Design

• Understanding the needs of the audience
• Creating a Storyboard
• Capturing audience attention
• Using Design consistency

The Presentation Environment

• Working with the physical location
• Setting the stage
• working with equipment
• Being prepared