Presenting with PowerPoint 2000

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Presenting with PowerPoint 2000
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Todays Topic Presenting with PowerPoint
Goals

• Define Presentation Software
• Examine the different uses of presentation
  software
• Examine the object as the essence of
  presentation software

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Presentation Software
Provides all of the tools needed to combine text,
graphics, charts, animations, and sound into a
series of electronic slides.
Software designed to help organize and present
information.
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Presentation Software
Provides all of the tools needed to combine text,
graphics, charts, animations, and sound into a
series of electronic slides.
employs vector graphics to arrange objects on the
display.
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Consider This.

• How do individuals and organizations use
  presentation software?

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PowerPoint is used to.

• support podium-style presentations

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PowerPoint is used to.

• Provide product information at trade shows

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PowerPoint is used to.

• deliver tutorials and training over the Web

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PowerPoint is used to.

• deliver information using public kiosks

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Objects

• The essence of presentation software is the
  Object
• PowerPoint slides are made up of combined
  objects.

Todays Topic Presenting with PowerPoint
Title Object
Goals
TextObject

• Define Presentation Software
• Examine the different uses of presentation
  software
• Examine the object as the essence of
  presentation software

Bulleted List Object
Picture Object
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Objects

• This object-oriented method of designing graphics
  is called vector graphics.
• Vector graphics provides the designer with full
  control over the components that make up a image
  or slide.

Todays Topic Presenting with PowerPoint
Goals

• Define Presentation Software
• Examine the different uses of presentation
  software
• Examine the object as the essence of
  presentation software

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Objects
We know intuitively that items in the physical
world have particular properties and
behaviors. Consider a common item...
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Objects

• Behaviors of a tire
• Rolls on edge
• Spins on edge (like a top)
• Flips end-over-end
• Bounces

• Properties of a tire
• Color (black)
• Material (rubber)
• Weight (40 lbs)
• Diameter (30)

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Objects
PowerPoint Objects also have Properties and
Behaviors
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PowerPoint Objects
Textbox Object
Hello World!

• Properties
• Size, color, transparency
• Border line width color
• Text properties
• Shadow/3-D Style
• Associated Sound

• Behaviors
• Animate Entrance
• Animate Emphasis
• Animate Exit
• Dim/Hide

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PowerPoint Objects
Shape Objects

• Properties
• Size, color, transparency
• Border line width color
• Text properties
• Shadow/3-D Style
• Associated Sound

• Behaviors
• Animate Entrance
• Animate Emphasis
• Animate Exit
• Dim/Hide

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PowerPoint Objects
Picture Objects

• Properties
• Size, color, transparency
• Border line width color
• Text properties
• Shadow/3-D Style
• Associated Sound

• Behaviors
• Animate Entrance
• Animate Emphasis
• Animate Exit
• Dim/Hide

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PowerPoint Objects
WordArt Objects
WordArt

• Properties
• Size, color, transparency
• Border line width color
• Text properties
• Shadow/3-D Style
• Associated Sound

• Behaviors
• Animate Entrance
• Animate Emphasis
• Animate Exit
• Dim/Hide

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PowerPoint Objects
Movie Objects

• Properties
• Size, color, transparency
• Border line width color
• Text properties
• Shadow/3-D Style
• Associated Sound

• Behaviors
• Animate Entrance
• Animate Emphasis
• Animate Exit
• Dim/Hide

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PowerPoint Objects
Chart Objects

• Properties
• Size, color, transparency
• Border line width color
• Text properties
• Shadow/3-D Style
• Associated Sound

• Behaviors
• Animate Entrance
• Animate Emphasis
• Animate Exit
• Dim/Hide

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PowerPoint Objects

• Objects are arranged on slides
• Slides are treated as objects each with its own
  properties and attributes

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PowerPoint Objects

• Slide Properties
• Background
• Color Scheme
• Layout
• Design Template
• Associated Sound/Music

• Slide Behaviors
• Transition

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PowerPoint Objects
Multiple PowerPoint Objects can be stacked on the
page in different orders.
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PowerPoint Objects
Multiple PowerPoint Objects can be treated
independently.
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PowerPoint Objects
or grouped together into one combined object.
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Why would I do that?

• Grouping several items into one allows you to
  more easily manipulate complex, compound images.

Most clip art images are made up of grouped
vector objects.
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Slide Show Delivery

• Slide shows can be delivered manually or set up
  to run automatically.
• View the automated demo presentation at
  http//lit.cs.fsu.edu/recitation-notes/ppt_demo.pp
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• (click Read Only when prompted for a password)
• note this presentation is fully automated, do
  not use your mouse to progress the slides.

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Time to Practice