By:

Cl audi a Bazan
Mi chel l e Cantu
Gl enda Garci a
Ernesto Gomez
Karen Guerrero

PRESENTATION
SOFTWARE
Table of Contents
Basic Features
Display Features
Formatting Features
Graphics and Interactive Features
Web Features
Support Features
Microsoft Office POWERPOINT
Conclusion


INTRODUCTION
Allows displays of
frames of information
in a set of sequence
Create slideshow made of
separate frames
Breaks up information
Add frames with various
formats
Each frame can be
personalized
Add speaker notes to
slides
Helps user be prepared on
what is going to be
presented
BASIC FEATURES
Many different visual
formats to present the
information
Presentation Mode(Full
Screen)
Editing Mode
Outline Mode
Display as storyboard
Review Mode
DISPLAY FEATURES
Fonts
Bl ackl adder
Brush Scri pt
Times New Roman
Colors
Bl ue
Bl ack
Yel l ow
Rai nbow
Backgrounds
Pictures
Sound
Video

FORMATTING FEATURES
Movies
Pictures
Drawn Figures
Charts and Graphs

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GRAPHIC AND INTERACTIVE FEATURES
Presentation
Software enables
you to do a variety of
Web based actions,
such as:
Direct links to
Websites
Access pictures from
World Wide Web
Hyperlink

WEB FEATURES
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Support features
make using the
program easier and
more flexible
Use templates
Save to other
formats
Prints as handouts
Use limited
presentation

SUPPORT FEATURES
Microsoft PowerPoint
is the most popular
and widely used
presentation
software.
Why PowerPoint?
Creativity
Stylish
Infinite possibilities
Easy to use
MICROSOFT OFFICE POWERPOINT
Presentation Sof tware i s an easy to use programs and a
powerful tool s for gi vi ng presentations. Whether your
presentation needs a vi sual ki ck, tool s for col l aboration, easy
access or the abi l ity to share i nformation beyond the i ni ti al
meeting, presentati on sof tware i s a good opti on.
CONCLUSION
ROBLYER, M. D, and AARON H. DOERING. "Technology Tool s For
21st Century Teaching. " Integrating Educational Technology
Into Teaching. 6th ed. Pearson, 2013. 129- 130. Pri nt.
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