Comp3 - Learning Basic Slides PDF

Opening Prayer Lord Our loving Father, we praise and glorify your name We thank you for all the graces you bestowed upon us. We humbly ask you to send forth Your Holy Spirit to guide us as we unfold our lesson for the day. This we offer for your greater glory through your son...

Opening Prayer Lord Our loving Father, we praise and glorify your name We thank you for all the graces you bestowed upon us. We humbly ask you to send forth Your Holy Spirit to guide us as we unfold our lesson for the day. This we offer for your greater glory through your son Jesus our Lord …Amen. Venerable Ignacia Del Espiritu Santo…… Pray for us.  1 2 3 4 7 Zoom Controls Quick Access Toolbar Ribbon Scroll Bars 6 5 Slide Pane Slide View Options Slide Navigation Pane 1. Quick Access Toolbar 2. Ribbon 3. Slide Navigation pan 4. Slide pane 5. Slide view options 6. Zoom controls 7. Scroll bars  OBJECTIVES ❑Define what a slide is. ❑Identify the basic parts of a slide. ❑Know how to insert a slide. A slide contains everything that we want our audience to see. Each slide can contain a combination of text, pictures, shapes, videos, and charts. Slide Insertion To insert more slides, we; 1. Click Home Tab Slide Insertion 2. Select the New Slide command Slide Insertion 3. A drop down menu will appear. It will show the different slide layout that we can choose. Click Title and Content. Slide Insertion Basic Parts of a Slide placeholders Placeholders let us insert different things like text, tables, pictures, videos and charts.  TITLE SLIDE Use When: Introducing your presentation. Purpose: To display the title of your presentation, subtitle, or your name and date.  TITLE AND CONTENT SLIDE Use When: Presenting main points or topics. Purpose: To show a title with a list, image, chart, or other content.  SECTION HEADER SLIDE Use When: Starting a new section of your presentation. Purpose: To indicate a transition or break between topics.  TWO CONTENT SLIDE Use When: Comparing two pieces of information side-by-side. Purpose: To organize content clearly when discussing differences or similarities.  COMPARISON SLIDE Use When: Showing a detailed comparison with titles for each section. Purpose: To present a side-by-side analysis with added clarity.  TITLE ONLY SLIDE Use When: to emphasize a single point, such as a quote, a question, or a powerful statement.  BLANK SLIDE Use When: You need full control over the slide layout (e.g., designing from scratch). Purpose: To create custom layouts or include large visuals like graphs or photos.  CONTENT WITH CAPTION SLIDE Use When: Highlighting a key point with supporting content. Purpose: To present information with focused explanation.  PICTURE WITH CAPTION SLIDE Use When: Sharing images with a brief description. Purpose: To emphasize visuals with supporting text.  ASSIGNMENT: A. Write T if the statement is true and F if the statement is false. ____1. PowerPoint is used to create presentations. ____2. Slides in PowerPoint can only contain text. ____3. You can add pictures and shapes to PowerPoint slides. ____4. PowerPoint automatically saves your presentation after each edit. ____5. The first slide in PowerPoint is usually called the "Title Slide." B. Write a short answer to the question below: 1. Why is it important to know how to use PowerPoint slides?  Closing Prayer We thank you Lord for the knowledge we learned today. Bless us, protect us and transform all of us to become your Worthy children who glorify now and forever. Amen. Venerable Ignacia Del Espiritu Santo…… Pray for Us.