Learn the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint 365 without feeling overwhelmed in this easy-to-follow MS PowerPoint course!
What you will learn
Learn the basics of the Microsoft PowerPoint program
Learn how to create presentations using PowerPoint
Understand the purpose and functions of each tab and button
Learn the language and terms related to the PowerPoint program
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- Course Overview
- This instructional program is specifically architected for individuals who find modern software interfaces intimidating, offering a gentle entry point into the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.
- We focus on the evolution of slide design, moving away from static visuals toward dynamic, cloud-integrated storytelling that captures attention in a digital-first world.
- The curriculum emphasizes a hands-on approach, where theoretical knowledge is immediately applied to practical exercises to reinforce muscle memory and software familiarity.
- By focusing on the latest Microsoft 365 updates, the course ensures that learners are utilizing the most current features, including AI-driven design assistance and real-time collaboration tools.
- Each module is designed to strip away the complexity of the interface, highlighting only the essential tools needed to produce high-quality work without unnecessary technical jargon.
- Requirements / Prerequisites
- A functional desktop or laptop computer equipped with a reliable internet connection for accessing cloud-based features.
- An active subscription to Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) to ensure the interface matches the lesson demonstrations exactly.
- Basic operational knowledge of a computer, such as managing files, using a mouse, and navigating a web browser.
- A desire to improve visual communication skills, though no prior design experience or artistic ability is necessary for success.
- Skills Covered / Tools Used
- Design Designer: Harnessing the power of built-in artificial intelligence to generate professional-grade slide layouts instantly.
- Multimedia Management: Mastering the art of embedding, cropping, and styling high-resolution imagery and video content.
- SmartArt Graphics: Utilizing automated organizational tools to transform dry text into compelling visual diagrams and flowcharts.
- Smooth Transitions: Implementing the Morph tool and other transition effects to create seamless, cinematic movement between slides.
- Slide Master Control: Learning to use the backend architecture of a presentation to apply global changes to fonts and logos with a single click.
- Collaborative Sharing: Utilizing OneDrive integration to share live links and manage permissions for co-authoring with colleagues.
- Benefits / Outcomes
- Time Efficiency: Drastically reduce the time spent on manual formatting by utilizing automated design features and keyboard shortcuts.
- Enhanced Professionalism: Graduate from amateurish “clip-art” styles to sleek, modern aesthetics that command respect in a corporate or academic setting.
- Narrative Impact: Gain the ability to structure information in a way that guides the audience through a story rather than just reading off a screen.
- Portfolio Development: Finish the course with a complete, customized presentation that can serve as a template for future projects.
- Digital Literacy: Build a foundational comfort level with the Microsoft 365 suite that facilitates easier learning of companion apps like Word and Excel.
- PROS
- Optimized Pacing: The course avoids “information dumping” by breaking complex workflows into small, digestible milestones.
- Modern Interface Focus: Unlike older tutorials, this strictly follows the 365 version, ensuring learners aren’t confused by outdated menus.
- Confidence Booster: Specific focus on overcoming “blank slide syndrome” ensures users can start any project with a clear plan.
- CONS
- Introductory Depth: This course is strictly intended for novices and does not explore advanced automation, VBA scripting, or complex data linking from external databases.
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