PowerPoint Training
Our designers spend all day, every day designing world-class slides. Here, we share some of our expertise.
PowerPoint is blamed for a lot of things, but we think the problem is that a lot of people think they can use it; the software is easy to use, but very hard to use well. Most PowerPoint users have never had any training. And as we all know, effective training can be the key to mastering software.
These short PowerPoint training videos are an attempt to fix that problem. Learn how to use PowerPoint, and you might find you can create some great slides.
Just please, stop using bullet points.
m62 offer face-to-face PowerPoint training sessions for small groups. These sessions train you to use PowerPoint in creative and engaging ways. Please contact us for more details, or see the course outlines in this section.
Latest in PowerPoint Training
Basic PowerPoint Training
Featured - m62 course. PowerPoint basics and how to produce more engaging, more memorable and therefore more effective presentations.
Advanced PowerPoint Training
Featured - m62 course. What they don't teach you at PowerPoint school - how to use PowerPoint to create stunning and effective visual presentations.
Quality in Presentation Design
2nd July - Eliminating distractions in presentation graphics will go a lot further towards keeping your audience engaged than trying to guess their favourite colours.
Recording Narration - PowerPoint 2007
24th April - How to record narration in PowerPoint 2007 in order to deliver a self-running presentation.
Slide Transitions - PowerPoint 2007
19th March - This PowerPoint tutorial looks at the transitions between slides when delivering a presentation in PowerPoint 2007.
Photograph Formatting 2 - PowerPoint 2007
18th March - Formatting images and photographs in PowerPoint 2007. More advanced techniques including manipulating images within autoshapes, compressing photographs, and cropping images.
Photograph Formatting 1 - PowerPoint 2007
5th March - Working with photographs in PowerPoint 2007. Includes filling autoshapes with photographs, resizing autoshapes containing photographs, and recolouring photographs to match templates.
Picture Slide Shows
24th February - This PowerPoint tutorial demonstrates how you can create your own Picture Slideshows in PowerPoint 2007.
Animating Autoshapes - PowerPoint 2007
18th February - This PowerPoint tutorial focuses on animating AutoShapes in PowerPoint 2007.
Applying Templates - PowerPoint 2007
14th February - This tutorial looks at applying templates to slides in PowerPoint 2007 to change the design, look and feel of your slide deck.
Entry & Exit Effects
1st February - How to apply simple entry and exit effects to objects on a slide. Includes setting the order in which objects appear on a slide, setting animation effects, and setting animation sequences.
Formatting Autoshapes - PowerPoint 2007
22nd January - This PowerPoint tutorial looks at Formatting Autoshapes in PowerPoint 2007.
Autoshapes - PowerPoint 2007
13th January - This PowerPoint tutorial looks at Creating Autoshapes in PowerPoint 2007 and the improved features included in this version of PowerPoint.
Motion Path Effects
9th January - How to move objects in PowerPoint using motion path effects. Shows how to select the motion path animation effect, how to control timing and direction, and how to sequence with other animation effects.
Advanced Animation
5th January - How to combine animations for advanced effects. This tutorial shows how to create advanced effects by combining animations onto multiple copies of an object.
Photo Management
1st December - m62 PowerPoint Tutorial. Using PowerPoint to manage photographs. Includes how to use PowerPoint to reduce photograph file size, changing brightness and contrast, and cropping images.
PowerPoint Training
- PowerPoint Animation
- PowerPoint Design
- PowerPoint Graphs
- PowerPoint Photographs
- Multimedia Presentations
- PowerPoint Tools & Shortcuts
- Presentation Software
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