PowerPoint 2016 Beginner Tutorial

PowerPoint 2016 Beginner Tutorial

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Who it's For: PowerPoint is a standard for business people of all types. Anyone who needs to make a presentation needs to know PowerPoint.

What it is: PowerPoint helps you create visual displays to accompany and enhance your presentations.

What You'll Learn: Beginners will discover how to make, adjust, and manage presentations. Experienced users will gain knowledge on a variety of advanced topics like slide master templates, sophisticated animation, strategy, and making their presentations shine.

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Start 0:00
Introduction 0:03
Tour 1:06
Adding Slides 4:21
Working with Slides 5:52
Working with Text and Text Boxes (Part 1) 9:21
Working with Text and Text Boxes (Part 2) 14:56
Working with Bullets 17:29
Fancy Bullets 21:16
Word Art 25:05
Saving to OneDrive 27:26
Slide Show 29:09
Inserting Pictures 30:59
Arrange 34:54
Cropping Pictures 37:35
Picture Effects (Part 1) 39:27
Picture Effects (Part 2) 41:25
Removing Backgrounds 45:36
Screenshot 52:04
Shape Drawing 54:12
Slide Transitions 59:08
Animating Bullets 1:04:13
Speaker Notes 1:07:27
Practice 1:11:16

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[pennycoleman]

This was AWESOME! I am so impressed and now feel fairly confident in doing a PP Presentation. I'm 57! You never stop learning.

[ghylianewaud]

This was a great tutorial. David did an excellent course using the right speed, unlike most that are available on Youtube.

[jenniferbailey]

I have never used PP before in my life and I have to do a huge presentation for my final exams. Thank you so much for this tutorial. You saved my life. I will move on to the advanced once I’ve had some practice. 🙏

[GRJ-uzkf]

Man, this is GOOD. Enabled me to create a presentation for an attorney's opening/closing statements to a jury. Thanks.

[yandl]

David Lieberman, your presentation is very p-e-r-f-e-c-t! It was pleasant from the beginning until the end. Now, I will be tempted to speak aloud and say "bigger, bigger, bigger" thinking about your video. Thank you so much for your clear explanations and tips. I have learned a lot. Have a great day.

[alperthepehlivan]

Thanks man I have to make a slideshow, and you helped alot !

[joelester]

Thank you very much Sir, your voice and style of explanation is so alive.

[lekhramSiddh]

Thank you for providing this knowledge ❤❤❤❤❤❤ 1:12:29

[jamesmwai]

that a cool learning .you had improved my power point skill from 0% to perfect user, in one lesson perfect

[celinekh-garcia]

This is great, I forgot how to do some of the things in PP as I have not been using it. I have to do a presentation for my degree and I am feeling confident once again. I like your teaching style David. Thank you.

[organicgrow]

Very well explained and was nice. Thanks a lot.

[typhoon]

Thank you so much for this. I'm just starting out with power point. It helps that you're really funny as well. 🤣🤣🤣I enjoyed your work very much.

[rahulkottary]

Thank U so much David...this video was worth each and every second I have spent watching it and cleared all the queries I had pertaining to PowerPoint presentation. Really very useful.

[sophieclemens]

Hey very informative your voice sounds like Filipino accent i love it filipinos will understand you easily 🙂🙂

[rmohabali]

I enjoyed the class, very good mr Lieberman!

[amitbhandari]

very nice, you not only gave the What but also the Why behind learning the lesson

[Silas]

Great Tutorial, thank you very much! I will certainly watch the Advanced one next

[OmarMohamed-rqww]

Awesome clear screen and the clean voice 👌 👍 thanks for your time and efforts, I wish you best.

[styledesign]

What a fun way to learn about Power Point! Thank you, David! You've offered some great tips which I will consider adding to my 7 presentations that I plan to submit in a few weeks. I am using Power Point as
my portfolio to present my course studies to instructors. Therefore, my focus is not to sell them on the idea of Vastu Architecture (they are all masters), but instead to show them work I have completed in order to attain the Graduate Degree and Level 1 Certification. There is a lot of text that cannot be easily distilled into 4-8 bullet points, so how best to keep these minimal, yet informative?

Any comment you may have would be greatly appreciated!
In the interim, I have signed onto the LearnIt Training and look forward to discovering more!
Thank you, again!

[paml]

This was a great refresher course. Thank you