Overview
through Applications & Exercises
- Each lesson contains short exercises designed for using PowerPoint 2002 in real-life business settings.
- Exercises include key terms, concise notes, conceptual descriptions of PowerPoint features, and hands-on mouse and keystroke procedures.
- Exercise Directions offer step-by-step instructions to put the students' skills to work.
- Learning PowerPoint 2002 starts with the basics. First students will become familiar with the PowerPoint 2002 screen elements. Then students will learn the fundamentals of creating effective multimedia presentations.
- In each exercise, students develop new skills and build upon previous skills.
- By the book's end, students will create full-length PowerPoint presentations that include tables, charts, graphs, design layouts, animation, graphics, imported files, and more. Plus, students will become familiar with using the Internet.
- Learning PowerPoint 2002 launches the students into the workplace setting. Each exercise begins On the Job with a brief description of how you would use the features of that exercise in the office.
- Each exercise ends On Your Own, an additional critical-thinking exercise where students apply newly learned skills to create their own documents using their own information.
- Students integrate the Internet with PowerPoint without a modem or Internet connection. By launching the simulation and following thesteps in the book, students go to real Web sites simulated on the CD-ROM, find information, and use the information in PowerPoint documents.
Data Files
Students do less typing and more application.
Typing Tests with Automatic Scoring and Keyboarding Course
Use these timed writings—with automatic scoring—to test typing speed and accuracy.
Keyboarding course helps those new to typing or in need of skill-building drills.
Computer Literacy Basics
Computer Literacy bonus exercises cover computers, computer care, and computer history. We'll Teach You
Presentations
Templates
Slides
Layouts
Slide Objects
Charts
Tables
Embed Objects
Organization Charts
Slide Shows
Animation
Transitions
Group Objects
Graphics
... and more
Synopsis
through Applications & Exercises
- Each lesson contains short exercises designed for using PowerPoint 2002 in real-life business settings.
- Exercises include key terms, concise notes, conceptual descriptions of PowerPoint features, and hands-on mouse and keystroke procedures.
- Exercise Directions offer step-by-step instructions to put the students' skills to work.
- Learning PowerPoint 2002 starts with the basics. First students will become familiar with the PowerPoint 2002 screen elements. Then students will learn the fundamentals of creating effective multimedia presentations.
- In each exercise, students develop new skills and build upon previous skills.
- By the book's end, students will create full-length PowerPoint presentations that include tables, charts, graphs, design layouts, animation, graphics, imported files, and more. Plus, students will become familiar with using the Internet.
- Learning PowerPoint 2002 launches the students into the workplace setting. Each exercise begins On the Job with a brief description of how you would use the features of that exercise in the office.
- Each exercise ends On Your Own, an additional critical-thinking exercise where students apply newly learned skills to create their own documents using their own information.
- Students integrate the Internet with PowerPoint without a modem or Internet connection. By launching the simulation and following thesteps in the book, students go to real Web sites simulated on the CD-ROM, find information, and use the information in PowerPoint documents.
Data Files
• Students do less typing and more application.
Typing Tests with Automatic Scoring and Keyboarding Course
• Use these timed writings—with automatic scoring—to test typing speed and accuracy.
• Keyboarding course helps those new to typing or in need of skill-building drills.
Computer Literacy Basics
• Computer Literacy bonus exercises cover computers, computer care, and computer history. We'll Teach You
Presentations
• Templates
• Slides
• Layouts
Slide Objects
• Charts
• Tables
• Embed Objects
• Organization Charts
Slide Shows
• Animation
• Transitions
• Group Objects
• Graphics
... and more