1. PowerPoint
PowerPoint is used for creating slideshows that accompany speeches, lectures, or other types of presentations.
Slides can include text, images, animated elements, commands, pictures, clip art, hyperlinks, video, and audio.
We are going to start with an advanced feature: animated elements.

2. PowerPoint
An animation means something is changing/moving within the slide. One simple example would be a portrait of the speaker that is animated. Animated entrances can be timed, or can start by command.
This animated entrance below is set to activate by command (by clicking the mouse button):
Also, the picture features a Picture Style.

3. PowerPoint
This animated entrance is set to activate by automatically (after the slide is displayed for 5 seconds). Also, it follows a motion path:

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Another use of the animation would be to demonstrate a process, like how a patron can find your business:
The map was added using the Screenshot command in the Insert tab.
The clip art (car) follows a custom motion path. The speed of the clip art can be modified.
The car is activated by pressing the right-arrow key or with a mouse click (but can be set to be activated in a few other ways, too).

5. Many transitions are available.
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To add a nice transition to the selected slide, use the Transitions tab in the ribbon:
Many transitions are available.

6. Now the slide will automatically advance after 10 seconds.
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To make it so slides automatically advance after a certain amount of time, use the features in the Transitions tab, Timing group:
Now the slide will automatically advance after 10 seconds.

7. Set it to advance to the next slide.
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Action buttons can be added to advance to the next slide. Go to the Insert tab, Illustrations group, Shapes command, Action Buttons.
Set it to advance to the next slide.

8. It can be set to go to a URL.
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Action buttons can be added to go to an external website. Go to the Insert tab, Illustrations group, Shapes command, Action Buttons.
It can be set to go to a URL.

9. Drag and drop to change the order of slides in Slide Sorter view.
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Take a look at the View tab. When building your slideshow, it is best to use Normal view. You can use Slide Sorter view to change the order your slides, if needed.
Drag and drop to change the order of slides in Slide Sorter view.