Learn how to use PowerPoint Online, the web version of the popular Microsoft presentation software.
- [Heather] Welcome to PowerPoint Online. PowerPoint is a powerful tool for designing and delivering presentations. There are some specific differences to how you work with these tools in the online version. That's the PowerPoint app within Office 365. I'm Heather Severino, a Microsoft certified trainer and Microsoft Most Valued Professional for office apps and services. I will be helping you understand how to work with this application. This course includes opening and saving, slide layout, working with visuals, audio, sharing, and co-authoring, viewing, and printing, keyboard shortcuts, and PowerPoint help.
We have a lot to cover, so let's get started.
Author
Heather Severino
Released
2/6/2019- Explain how creating a presentation differs between One Drive and desktop PowerPoint.
- Recall how to add a hyperlink to a slide.
- Recognize the two options for inserting videos into presentations.
- Describe the features of a theme in PowerPoint.
- Summarize how to print a presentation with space for note-taking.
- Identify the purpose of the Tell Me feature.
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Opening and Saving
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Opening PowerPoint Online3m 54s
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2. Slide Layout
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Working with slide layouts3m 31s
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Adding headers and footers6m 18s
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Working with the clipboard4m 55s
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3. Working with Visuals
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Formatting background1m 55s
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Applying themes to slides3m 47s
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Reviewing comments2m 20s
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4. Audio
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Working with audio5m 10s
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5. Sharing and Coediting
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6. Viewing and Printing
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Printing slides2m 30s
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Using available slide views1m 45s
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Playing video1m 12s
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Using zoom controls2m 1s
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7. Keyboard Shortcuts
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Master keyboard shortcuts2m 55s
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8. PowerPoint Help
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Using the Tell Me feature2m 16s
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Conclusion
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Next steps3m 29s
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