2 PowerPoint 2003 Tutorials

Here are 2 nicely illustrated PowerPoint 2003 Tutorials at Brown University. The first tutorial teaches the basics of PowerPoint 2003 and the second tutorial covers PowerPoint tips and tricks.


Powerpoint 2003 Tutorial
This tutorial covers PowerPoint features such as design templates and using them in the presentation, adding slides and how to effectively use the Format Menu for slides. Addition of animation is discussed for both PowerPoint 2003 and PowerPoint 2004 and also how to save the presentations.

Create/Open a Presentation and Add Slides In PowerPoint:
 - Open PowerPoint
 - Add slides

Format Menu, Applying a Design In PowerPoint:
 - Design Templates
 - Format Menu

Viewing Slides In PowerPoint:
This section explains how you can view slides in PowerPoint.

Added Attractions In PowerPoint:
 - Text Boxes
 - Clip Art

Changing the Slide Master In PowerPoint:
Learn how to update the slide master, which is where text color, alignment and font face, bullet choices, background colors and graphics are all specified.

Adding Animation In PowerPoint:
 - PowerPoint 2003
 - PowerPoint 2004

Saving Your Presentation to the Web In PowerPoint:
This section explains how to save the files in PowerPoint.


PowerPoint Intermediate – Tips and Tricks for Better Presentations
Intermediate users can learn how to better use PowerPoint by going through the quick tips and tricks section. This section also includes precision layouts, adding animation throughout the presentation. It also introduces slide transitions and how to insert charts in the PowerPoint slides.

Precision Layouts In PowerPoint:
This sections talks about how we can make the layouts more precise.

Masters In PowerPoint:
 - Presentation-Wide Animations
 - Adding Some Branding

Transitions In PowerPoint:
Transitions add professionalism to a presentation, this section talks about that.

Inserting Charts In PowerPoint:
This section explains about the PowerPoint’s ability to incorporate charts.

Saving Options In PowerPoint:
 - Saving to the Web
 - PowerPoint Show

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