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Lesson 2: Working with Slides © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Lesson Objectives use and apply themes format slide backgrounds apply slide layouts or create a new slide layout apply styles to slides modify existing layout masters use guides and gridlines add, format, resize, reposition, and delete placeholders apply modified layout to existing slides insert new slides, duplicate slides, hide and show slides, or delete slides insert slides from an existing presentation merge multiple presentations insert slides from an outline add footers, slide numbers, and a date organize or rearrange slides use the Slide Sorter and other views use sections Pg 31 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Using Themes Quickly apply a professional look to a presentation Includes pre-selected fonts, color palettes, and slide layouts Can be customized to suit exact needs To apply a theme, on the Design tab, in the Themes group, click the desired theme, then choose a Variant. Pg 31 Objective 1.2.7 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Formatting Slide Backgrounds Area behind slide content Can be formatted with colors and designs Be careful not to obscure content! On the Design tab, in the Customize group, click Format Background to open the Format Background task pane. Pg 34 Objective 2.1.5 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Understanding Slide Layouts Slide layouts define the structure, positioning, and formatting of slide content. Theme settings determine the available slide layouts You can change the slide layouts to suit your needs Slide layouts can be applied to an existing slide or when creating new slides Pg 36 1.2.2, 2.1.1 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Changing the Slide Layout To change slide layout: On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click Layout, and then click a slide layout; or right-click a slide in the slide thumbnail list, click Layout and click a slide layout. To insert a new slide using a specific slide layout: on the Home tab, in the Slides group, click the arrow for New Slide and choose a slide layout. Pg 37 Objective 1.2.2, 2.1.1 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Formatting Placeholders Change formatting of whole placeholder, not just the text within it. Start with Quick Styles; and/or Adjust Outline, Fill and Effects Pg 38 Objective 2.1.6 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Using Gridlines and Guides Guides are nonprinting horizontal and vertical lines you can use to align objects on your slides. Gridlines are a set of intersecting lines that you can display to make it easier for you to align shapes and other objects. On View tab, in Show group, select Gridlines or Guides. Pg 41 Objective 2.3.4 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Understanding Slide Masters Used to establish a common look throughout a presentation Place elements on all slides Create different slide layouts To activate the Slide Master view: on the View tab, in the Master Views group, click Slide Master. Slide Master Tab Footer Slide Number Placeholders Layout Masters Date Pg 42 Objective 1.2.1, 1.2.2 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Modifying an Existing Slide Layout In Slide Master View, in the thumbnail pane select the Layout Master desired. To add a placeholder to a slide layout: On the Slide Master tab, in the Master Layout group, click Insert Placeholder, and then select the placeholder you would like to add from the list. Click a location on the layout, and then drag to draw the placeholder. To delete a placeholder: Select the placeholder, and then in the Edit Master group, click Delete or press Delete on your keyboard. To resize or reposition a placeholder: On the layout, click the placeholder that you want to change, and then do one of the following: To resize it, position your mouse pointer over one of the sizing handles, then click and drag the handle to the desired size. To reposition it, position your mouse pointer over one of the borders, then click and drag the placeholder to a new position. Pg 44 Objective 1.2.3 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Inserting New Slides To insert a new slide with same layout: On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click New Slide; or press Ctrl+M; or right-click a slide on the slides thumbnail list and click New Slide; or from the last placeholder on a slide, press Ctrl+Enter. To insert a new slide with a different layout: On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click the New Slide arrow and select a different layout. Pg 47 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Duplicating Slides To duplicate selected slides: On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click the arrow for New Slide and then click Duplicate Selected Slides; or right-click the slide in the slides thumbnail list and click Duplicate Slide; or click the slide in the Slides tab and press Ctrl+D. Pg 48 Objective 2.1.2 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Hiding and Showing Slides To hide a slide: In the slide thumbnail list, select the slide (or slides) you wish to hide, right-click the slide and then click Hide Slide or on the Slide Show tab, in the Set Up group, click Hide Slide. To show a hidden slide: In the slide thumbnail list, select the slide (or slides) you wish to show, right-click the slide and then click Hide Slide or on the Slide Show tab, in the Set Up group, click Hide Slide or in Slide Show view, right-click the current slide, click See All Slides, and then click the slide that you want to show.   Pg 48 Objective 2.1.3 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Inserting Slides from Existing Presentations Save time by re-using slides from other presentations. On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click the New Slide arrow and click Reuse Slides. Browse and select presentation. Click slides to insert. Pg 49 Objective 5.1.2 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Inserting Slides from an Outline Can create slides based on an outline in a Word or text document On the Home tab, click the arrow for New Slide and click Slides from Outline Browse and select a document containing a presentation outline Pg 50 Objective 1.1.4 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Deleting Slides To delete a slide: Note: Click the slide in the slides thumbnail list and press Delete; or right-click the slide in the slides thumbnail list and click Delete Slide. Note: To select multiple slides that are non-contiguous (not connected to each other), hold down the key as you click each slide. An outline will appear around each slide to indicate it has been selected. To select multiple slides that appear one after another (contiguous), click the first slide then hold down the key as you click the last slide in the group. All slides between the first and last slide are selected. Pg 50 Objective 2.1.4 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Changing the Slide Layout To change slide layout: On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click Layout, and then click a slide layout; or right-click a slide in the slide thumbnail list, click Layout and click a slide layout. Pg 51 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Adding Footers, Date and Slide Numbers Header: top of slide Footer: bottom of slide Used for additional information, such as date, slide number, or name of presenter. To insert, click the Insert tab, then click Header & Footer. Pg 53 Objective 1.2.5, 1.2.6 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Organizing Slides - Using the Slide Sorter Use for “bird’s eye” view of presentation Easy to rearrange or remove slides, or add new ones, when you can see the whole presentation Use Zoom to change slide sorter view To rearrange slides in Slide Sorter view, click and drag a slide to a new position. Pg 56 Objective 1.3.3, 2.3.2 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Using Sections Group slides into logical arrangements Can be useful for different users to edit different groups of slides Pg 56 Objective 2.3.1 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Lesson Summary use and apply themes format slide backgrounds apply slide layouts or create a new slide layout apply styles to slides modify existing layout masters use guides and gridlines add, format, resize, reposition, and delete placeholders apply modified layout to existing slides insert new slides, duplicate slides, hide and show slides, or delete slides insert slides from an existing presentation merge multiple presentations insert slides from an outline add footers, slide numbers, and a date organize or rearrange slides use the Slide Sorter and other views use sections Pg 31 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc. © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Review Questions 1. Why is it beneficial to use a theme when creating your presentation? 2. Which individual aspects of a theme can be customized? 3. How do you change a theme font to one of its preselected font groups? 4. What is the purpose of slide layouts? 5. What determines the type and format of available presentation slide layouts? Pg 60 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc. © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.

Review Questions 6. What is the quickest way to apply a combination of fill, border, and effect formatting to placeholders? 7. How do you position a guide at a precise measurement location? How do you incorporate an individual slide from a file containing an existing presentation into your presentation? 9. How do you rearrange slides in the slide thumbnail list? 10. What is the purpose of sections? Pg 60 © CCI Learning Solutions Inc. © CCI Learning Solutions Inc.