Researching and Presenting Data/Creating/Customising
Researching and Presenting Data
Basic skills applicable to designing, creating and delivering a PowerPoint presentation.
An OP Online course from the National Certificate in Computing (Level 2) programme.
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| Creating a presentation | Introduction | PowerPoint basics | Slides and text | Working with images | Customising your presentation | Key points | Assessment |
Contents
Insert a Slide in an Existing Presentation
Once you have created a presentation you may decide to include a slide but you do not want this slide to be at the end of the presentation. Use the following steps to insert a new slide:
- Using the slide pane on the left hand side of your PowerPoint window click once on the slide you would like to insert a slide after.
For example if you wanted to insert a slide between slides 2 and 3 you would need to click once on slide 2. - Once you have clicked on the slide insert a new slide as you normally would, using the Insert New Slide button and choose the slide layout you would like.
- A new blank slide with the layout you specified will now be inserted.
Inserting a table
Tables are a useful way of presenting information clearly.
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Please note: the following link will open in a new window/tab. When you have finished, simply close the window/tab and you'll return to this page.
Don't forget to watch the video on page 2 of the tutorial.
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Inserting hyperlinks
You can create a hyperlink within your presentation. This means that when you are presenting your presentation you click on the link to jump directly to another locations such as a web page.
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Please note: the following link will open in a new window/tab. When you have finished, simply close the window/tab and you'll return to this page.
Don't forget to watch the video on page 2 of the tutorial.
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