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MIDTERM EXAMINATIONS
The user must have a working knowledge of slides before he or she can start
adding content to them. These include adding new slides, altering the layout, and
switching into the presentation’s view. Moreover, each slide contains
placeholders. Placeholders are arranged in different layouts that can be applied
to existing slides or chosen when a user inserts a new slide. A slide layout
arranges the content using different types of placeholders, depending on what
information the user might want to include in his or her presentation.
For example, the layout is called Title and Content and includes title and
content placeholders. While each layout has a descriptive name, the user can
also tell from the image of the layout how the placeholders will be arranged.
Aside from the placeholders, each slide may contain the following:
a) Text – texts can be inserted through text boxes. Text boxes allow the user
to place text wherever on the slide as well as edit the font style, font size
and other effects of the texts.
b) Images - images allow the user to showcase a story through visuals.
Whether photography, graphic design elements will be used in the slides,
imagery is key to make a main point. Helping the audience to visualize
that point is essential to a good presentation. Images may be in the form
of JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP OR TIFF.
c) Graphs – the user can bring his or her data to life with engaging charts
and graphs. Visual representations help audience to understand data
quickly. When a presenter shows an effective graph or chart, the report or
presentation gains clarity and authority, whether comparing statistical
figures or highlighting a trend. Graphs can be inserted through SHAPES,
SMART ARTS AND CHARTS.
d) Videos – a video presentation is a popular format of multimedia content
with a duration of several seconds or minutes that shows the benefits of a
product, service, or any idea with the help of interesting graphic images,
concise text, and appropriate narration. The user may use it to make the
presentation more appealing and interactive. Videos formats that can be
insert in PowerPoint are MP4, MPEG, WMV OR AVI.
e) Audio - relating the text with the music piece makes the audience connect
with the presentation. Almost everyone likes to hear music or sounds
therefore, inserting these in the presentation will hold the attention of the
audience. Audio formats include MP3, AIFF, WAV OR WMA.
All these examples may be put on a slide. Adding them altogether can help
the user deliver his presentation clearly and interactively to his or her audience.
2. What happens when you apply the design template? How do you use the templates
from online sources?
When you apply a design template to your presentation, the slide master and
color scheme of the new template replace the slide master and color scheme of
the original presentation. Design templates include color schemes, slide and title
masters with custom formatting, and styled fonts designed for a particular "look."
Each slide you add after applying a design template will acquire a unique
appearance regardless of the AutoLayout.
To apply a design template, first you must open your presentation. Next, click
the Design tab on the ribbon and lastly, click the design you want. The design will
then be applied to the presentation. On the other hand, to use the templates from
online sources, first, you may search for your preferred templates on the internet.
There is a wide range of websites that offer free online design templates. Then
after searching and selecting an online template, download it. Next, go to the
Design tab on the ribbon, browse for the theme you downloaded and click ‘open’.
Finally, the online design template you have downloaded will be applied to your
slide presentation. You may now edit your presentation in any way you want it to
be.
3. What is the best way to design the layout in doing the presentation?
5. What is the importance of using the appropriate font size and color in doing your
presentation.
Use no more than two complementing fonts and constant clear fonts
throughout your presentation. Serif fonts, like Time New Roman, should be
avoided because they were created to be used in text-heavy publications and are
easier to read in smaller sizes. They are difficult to see when projected.
Presentations frequently benefit more from using sans-serif fonts like Arial or
Calibri.
Gill Sans and Verdana is a well-liked font option, but no matter which one you
use, make sure it appears professional and can be read from the back of the
room.
Use generic fonts whenever possible because utilizing special fonts that are
not readily available on other devices can cause issues the day of your
presentation.
The usage of appropriate font size and color is important in creating your
presentation because they give great impact on the visual appeal and visibility of
your slides. If the font size and colors are balanced, your presentation will be
clear and attractive to your target audience. Thus, they will be able to understand
concepts and ideas better.
6. What is the purpose of the print preview?
The printing preview option is a specific option that enables the user to view
the
document on the screen before printing a hard copy. The user can utilize this
option to find any errors that can be repaired before printing. As a result, this can
avoid multiple printing attempts. Thus, you can save ink, toner, and paper in
printing your work.