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  • PowerPoint
    A vital tool for effective communication, enabling the organisation to give a visually appealing presentation of information, leading to enhanced engagement
  • PowerPoint is used everywhere, from schools to workplaces
  • Title Bar
    • You will see the file name of the document
  • Tab Menu
    • Part of the Ribbon interface, which is located at the top of the application. It contains various tabs, each with several groups of commands
  • Quick Access Toolbar
    • This toolbar consists a set of commands that is independent on the tab of the Ribbon and you can also add commands in the toolbar
  • Ribbon Menu
    • Position under the Tab Menus. This menu contains all the command buttons in MS PowerPoint
  • Animation Pane
    • This will display the animation functions you use in your presentation. You can also rearrange the animation and effects according to your own design
  • Slide Template
    • This is the biggest part where you can start and put your design, animation, sounds and effects
  • Slide Sorter
    • A view that displays all your slides as thumbnails. This view is particularly useful for reordering slides, moving entire sections around your presentation, or even deleting a large number of slides at once
  • Status Bar
    • Contains brief information about your presentation such as number of slides and the number of slide you are currently working
  • Slideshow
    Serves as a powerful tool for delivering engaging and effective presentations, enabling presenters to communicate their ideas clearly and persuasively to their audience
  • Read Mode
    Provides users with a convenient and user-friendly way to review presentations, allowing them to focus on the content without distractions and navigate through slides with ease
  • Table
    Inserts a table into a slide, facilitating the organization and presentation of data in rows and columns
  • Charts
    Allows users to create and insert charts like bar graphs, pie charts, and line graphs to visually represent numerical data
  • Format
    Refers to the visual presentation, appearance and layout of elements within a presentation
  • Outline
    • A structural overview of the content of a presentation, typically organized hierarchically
  • Slide
    An individual page within a presentation where content is displayed
  • SmartArt
    A feature in Powerpoint that enables users to create visually appealing diagrams and charts to illustrate concepts or relations
  • Presentation
    A formal or informal talk given to an audience using visual aids such as slides
  • Home tab
    Contains the most common commands for editing and formatting slides
  • Groups in the Home tab
    • Clipboard
    • Slides
    • Font
    • Paragraph
    • Drawing
    • Editing
  • Shape fill
    Refers to the interior color of a shape
  • Shape outline
    Refers to the border or edge color of a shape
  • 7 GROUP OF INSERT TAB
    • TABLE GROUP
    • ILLUSTRATIONS GROUP
    • MEDIA GROUPS
    • LINK GROUP
    • TEXT GROUP
    • SYMBOLS GROUP
    • TABLE GROUP
  • Table
    Inserts a table into a slide, facilitating the organization and presentation of data in rows and columns
  • Arts
    • Allows users to create and insert charts like bar graphs, pie charts, and line graphs to visually represent numerical data
  • Pictures
    Inserts images from files or online sources into slides to enhance visual appeal
  • Shapes
    • Adds customizable shapes such as rectangles, circles, arrows, and more to slides for design purposes or to highlight key points
  • Online Pictures
    Allows users to search for and insert images directly from online sources like Bing
  • Audio
    Embeds audio files into slides for background music, narration or sound effects
  • Video
    Inserts video files or embeds online videos from platforms like YouTube into slides for demonstrations or presentations
  • Hyperlink
    Creates clickable links to external websites, documents, or other slides within the presentation
  • Action
    Inserts interactive actions when clicked, such as navigating to a slide or playing media
  • Text Box
    Adds text box to slides for inserting and formatting text independently from placeholders
  • Table
    Inserts a table into a slide, facilitating the organization and presentation of data in rows and columns
  • Arts
    • Allows users to create and insert charts like bar graphs, pie charts, and line graphs to visually represent numerical data
  • Pictures
    • Inserts images from files or online sources into slides to enhance visual appeal
  • Shapes
    • Adds customizable shapes such as rectangles, circles, arrows, and more to slides for design purposes or to highlight key points
  • Online Pictures
    • Allows users to search for and insert images directly from online sources like Bing
  • Audio
    • Embeds audio files into slides for background music, narration, effects, and sound