Chapter 1: Fundamentals

Module A: Exploring the PowerPoint environment

Chapter 2: Creating a presentation

Module A: Creating a presentation

Module B: Creating and modifying slide content

Chapter 3: Formatting

Module A: Working with slide masters and layouts

Module B: Formatting slides and text

Chapter 4: Working with shapes and images

Module A: Creating and formatting shapes

Module B: Working with images

Chapter 5: Working with charts and tables

Module A: Working with charts

Module B: Working with tables

Chapter 6: Customization

Module A: Slide transitions

Module B: Additional text options

Module C: Printing

Chapter 7: Advanced formatting

Module A: Inserting and formatting SmartArt

Module B: Additional formatting options

Chapter 8: Animation, time effects, and media

Module A: Animating slide content

Module B: Inserting and formatting media

Chapter 9: Reviewing content, tracking changes, and saving in other formats

Module A: Reviewing content and tracking changes

Module B: Saving a presentation in other formats

Chapter 10: Custom slide shows

Module A: Working with notes pages

Module B: Configuring, rehearsing, and presenting slide shows

Chapter 11: Sharing, collaborating, and security\

Module A: Protecting your presentations

Module B: Sharing your presentations

Our PowerPoint 2016 Complete courseware covers the concepts and skills needed for maximum productivity in PowerPoint, starting with fundamentals and working up to advanced tools and techniques. This course maps to the objectives of the Microsoft Office Specialist exams for PowerPoint 2016. Objective coverage is marked throughout the course, and you can download an objective map for the series.

Students will benefit most from this course if they want to start with the basics and become power users of 2016. The course covers how to create, navigate, format, and customize PowerPoint presentations, as well as advanced features such as animation, transition techniques, adding and formatting media, track corrections, working with multiple presentations, creating custom slide shows, and working with security and sharing options.

The course assumes students know how to use a computer, and that they're familiar with Microsoft Windows. It does not assume that they've used a different version of PowerPoint or any other presentation program before.