Microsoft PowerPoint
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4-6 Weeks based on Project(s)
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- What is Microsoft PowerPoint mainly used for?
- What are the two main concepts that you need to keep in mind when developing a PowerPoint presentation?
- What type of situations would a PowerPoint be helpful to utilize?
- What type of situations would a PowerPoint be hurtful to utilize?
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File Tab:
- Create a new blank presentation
- Create a new template presentation
- Open a saved presentation from: Network or OneDrive locations
- Save a presentation to: Network or OneDrive locations
Home Tab:
- Copy, Cut, Paste
- Change the font
- Change the font size
- Change the font color
- Change the font weight
- Add italics
- Add an Underline
- Change the text alignment
- Add bullets/lists
Insert Tab:
- Insert Picture from file
- Insert Oneline Picture
- Insert ClipArt
- Insert/Edit Word Art
- Insert Text Box (draw text box)
Design Tab:
- Slide Background
- Slide Side (standard, widescreen, custom)
- Change theme
- Change color scheme
Transition Tab:
- Tansitions types
- Transition effect options
- Sounds
- Durations
- Advance Slide (on-click, after)
- Apply to all
- Remove tansition (right-click on slide)
- Preview
Animations Tab:
- Animations (Entrance, Exit, Emphaisis, Motion Paths)
- Animation options
- Animation Pane (on-click, with previous, with after, moving order)
- Animation Trigger
- Animation Painter
- Start animation
- Duration of animation
- Delay animation
- Reorder animation (move up, move down)
- Preview
Slideshow Tab:
- From beginning slide
- From current slide
- Hide slide
Shortcuts:
- ESC - Exit slideshow
- F5 - Start slideshow
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- Title Bar
- Save
- Save As
- Open
- New Document
- Print
- Ribbon
- Tab
- Insert
- Space
- Backspace
- Enter
- Font
- Font Size
- Font Color
- Font Weight
- Text Decoration
- Text Alignment
- Cut
- Copy
- Paste
- Picture
- Online Picture
- WordArt
- Text Box
- Format
- Theme
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Projects:
- George Washington Presentation
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Microsoft Publisher
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1-4 weeks based on Project(s)
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- What is Microsoft Publisher mainly used for?
- Identify the main components of Microsoft Publisher in relation to the other Office programs?
- What is a key difference between Word and Publisher?
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- In what situation would you choose Microsoft Publisher over Microsoft Word?
- What are three benefits for utilizing Microsoft Publisher?
- What types of documents can you create in Microsoft Publisher?
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File Tab:
- Create a new blank document (portrait, landscape, different size)
- Create a new template document
- Open a saved document from: Network or OneDrive locations
- Save a documnet to: Network or OneDrive locations
- Print a document
Home Tab:
- Copy, Cut, Paste
- Change the font
- Change the font size
- Change the font color
- Change the font weight
- Add italics
- Add an Underline
- Change the text alignment
- Add bullets/lists
Insert Tab:
- Insert Picture from file
- Insert Oneline Picture
- Insert/Edit boarders and accents
- Insert/Edit Word Art
- Insert Text Box (draw text box)
Design Tab:
- Insert a page background
- Change the theme
- Change color scheme
- Change guides
Navigation Pane:
- Navigation
- Insert new (1 or 2 page)
- Insert Duplicate (1 or 2 page)
- Delete page
- Move page
- Rename page
Document Pane:
- Rulers
- Print Lines
- Guide Lines
- Zooming
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- Title Bar
- Save
- Save As
- Open
- New Document
- Print
- Ribbon
- Tab
- Insert
- Space
- Backspace
- Enter
- Homerow
- Font
- Font Size
- Font Color
- Font Weight
- Text Decoration
- Text Alignment
- Cut
- Copy
- Paste
- Picture
- Online Picture
- ClipArt
- WordArt
- Text Box
- Format
- Theme
- Background Color
- Page Boarder
- Margin
- Page Size
- Orientation (Portrait/Landscape)
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Projects:
- Nameplate
- Flashcards for Vocabulary
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Microsoft Word
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1-4 Weeks based on project(s)
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- What is Microsoft Word mainly used for?
- Identify the key components of Microsoft Word in relation to the Office Suite.
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- What do we mainly use Microsoft Word for?
- What and where is the title bar located?
- What and where is the ribbon located?
- What are tabs?
- How do you open/create a document? Give at least 2 ways.
- Where does text/images go when you open a Word document?
- What is page orientation mean?
- What is the default page orientation?
- What allows for some flexibility within Microsoft Word in where items can be placed on a page?
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File Tab:
- Create a new blank document
- Create a new template document
- Open a saved document from: Network or OneDrive locations
- Save a documnet to: Network or OneDrive locations
- Print a document
Home Tab:
- Copy, Cut, Paste
- Change the font
- Change the font size
- Change the font color
- Change the font weight
- Add italics
- Add an Underline
- Change the text alignment
- Add bullets/lists
Insert Tab:
- Insert Picture from file
- Insert Oneline Picture
- Insert Shapes
- Insert/Edit Word Art
- Insert Text Box (draw text box)
Design Tab:
- Insert a page boarder
- Insert a page background
- Change the theme
Page Layout Tab:
- Change the page orientation (Portrait or Landscape)
- Change the margins
- Change the page size
Document Pane:
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- Title Bar
- Save
- Save As
- Open
- New Document
- Print
- Ribbon
- Tab
- Insert
- Space
- Backspace
- Enter
- Homerow
- Font
- Font Size
- Font Color
- Font Weight
- Text Decoration
- Text Alignment
- Cut
- Copy
- Paste
- Picture
- Online Picture
- WordArt
- Text Box
- Format
- Theme
- Background Color
- Page Boarder
- Margin
- Page Size
- Orientation (Portrait/Landscape)
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Projects:
- Fun Facts About Japan
- Fun Facts About Australia
- George Washington Fact Sheet
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