PowerPoint 365 Course Structures

Please note that these course structures are not cast in stone. The delegates on the day will determine the actual content and the depth of coverage of each topic. It is assumed that each course will be all day and that all delegates will be of the same existing ability with PowerPoint.

Many topics are duplicated across courses – this is quite deliberate as topics will often be reinforced as required by the delegates on the day.
As we like to tailor our courses – we always encourage an accurate needs analysis (a service we provide free of charge) beforehand, and ask delegates if there are any specific topics they would want covered on their day.

PowerPoint Level 1
for people who have never really touched PowerPoint before…

  • Introduction to the screen and the various options
  • Creating a new slide
  • Understanding, creating and using Masters
  • Using the various Views
  • Creating charts within PowerPoint
  • Copying and linking charts in from Excel
  • Creating and using Notes pages
  • Creating and manipulating shapes
  • Applying customised animation to text
  • Applying customised animation to graphic objects
  • Appling a slide transition
  • Printing slides
  • Running a slide show on the PC

PowerPoint Level 2
for people who have done some basic slides in PowerPoint before…

  • Creating a new slide
  • Understanding, creating and using Masters
  • Applying customised animation to text
  • Using the various Views
  • Importing outlines from Word
  • Creating slides purely in Outline View
  • Creating and using Notes pages
  • Creating charts within PowerPoint
  • Copying and linking charts in from Excel
  • Printing slides
  • Creating and manipulating shapes
  • Understanding different graphic types, and importing & modifying them
  • Applying customised animation to graphic objects
  • Appling a slide transition
  • Creating a run copy of a presentation
  • Running a slide show on the PC
  • Using MS Teams to present a PowerPoint presentation
  • Understanding good presentation techniques

PowerPoint Level 3
for people who have aleady been using PowerPoint a fair amount

  • Understanding, creating and using Masters
  • Creating a new slides with Masters
  • Applying customised animation to text
  • Creating, printing and using Notes pages
  • Importing slides from other presentations
  • Creating slides purely in Outline View
  • Understanding and using Themes
  • Copying and linking charts in from Excel
  • Creating and manipulating shapes
  • Using grids and guides
  • Creating and using SmartArt
  • Understanding different graphic types, and importing & modifying them
  • Applying customised animation to text
  • Applying customised animation to graphic objects
  • Appling a slide transition
  • Recording a slide show
  • Creating a run copy of a presentation
  • Running a slide show on the PC
  • Using navigation and linking when running a slide show
  • Using MS Teams to present a PowerPoint presentation
  • Understanding good presentation techniques

PowerPoint Level 4
for people who have been using it a lot

  • Creating and using Masters
  • Creating Notes pages
  • Adding sound to presentations
  • Importing slides from other presentations
  • Creating slides purely in Outline View
  • Applying customised animation to text
  • Copying and linking charts in from Excel
  • Using Reviewing to work collaboratively
  • Creating and manipulating shapes
  • Importing SVG images and breaking them apart
  • Understanding different graphic types, and importing & modifying them
  • Embedding video into a slide
  • Applying customised animation to graphic objects
  • Appling a slide transition
  • Understanding and using Subtitles
  • Using Sections
  • Using Zoom to made a summary or navigation slide
  • Recording a slide show
  • Using navigation and linking when running a slide show
  • Creating a run copy of a presentation
  • Running a slide show on the PC
  • Using MS Teams to present a PowerPoint presentation
  • Sharing and broadcasting your presentation
  • Understanding good presentation techniques