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Computer Science 1
Quarter 3 - Module 3
Presentations: Basics of Microsoft PowerPoint 1
(User Interface and Inserting Objects)

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Computer Science – Grade 7 Alternative Delivery Mode Quarter 3 – Module 3:
Demonstrating the Skills in Using Microsoft PowerPoint in Creating Slide
Presentation First Edition, 2021

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Computer Science 1
Quarter 3 - Module 3
Basics of Microsoft PowerPoint 1
(User Interface and Inserting Objects)
Introductory Message

This Self-Learning Module (SLM) is prepared so that you, dear learners,

can continue your studies and learn while at home. Activities, questions,
directions, exercises, and discussions are carefully stated for you to
understand each lesson.

Each SLM is composed of different parts. Each part shall guide you step-by
-step as you discover and understand the lesson prepared for you.

Pre-tests are provided to measure your prior knowledge on lessons in each

SLM. This will tell you if you need to proceed on completing this module or
if you need to ask your facilitator or your teacher’s assistance for better
understanding of the lesson. At the end of each module, you need to
answer the post-test to self-check your learning. Answer keys are provided
for each activity and test. We trust that you will be honest in using these.

In addition to the material in the main text, Notes to the Teachers are also
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Please use this module with care. Do not put unnecessary marks on any
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If you have any questions in using this SLM or any difficulty in answering
the tasks in this module, do not hesitate to consult your teacher or
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Thank you.

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 What I Need to Know

This module encourages you to be familiar with the user interface, saving a
presentation and inserting objects in Microsoft PowerPoint. Various activities are
provided for you to perform to strengthen your knowledge and skills regarding the
topic.
At the end of this module, you are expected to:
1. open and close Microsoft PowerPoint;
2. identify the parts of Microsoft PowerPoint User Interface (UI);
3. save a presentation using different file types; and
4. insert objects to Microsoft PowerPoint.

Hi! I am Trisha and I will be

joining you while learning Microsoft
PowerPoint.

I am Neil and I will also join

you throughout this module. Let us
check what you already know about
our topic.

What I Know

Directions: Write COMPUTER if the statement is correct. If not, write SCIENCE.

________ 1. MS PowerPoint is a program suitable for photo editing and enhancing.
________ 2. MS PowerPoint deals more with creating database.
________ 3. The title bar is found at the topmost part of the MS PowerPoint window.
________ 4. The zoom options enable the user to scroll the screen horizontally.
________ 5. There are four view options in MS PowerPoint.
________ 6. Adding new slide can be done using the shortcut Ctrl + M.
________ 7. Slides can be displayed like a matrix through Slide show.
________ 8. Notes pane or notes section allows the user to add notes for the presentation.
________ 9. Menu categories include Home, Insert, Design, Transitions, Animations,
Slideshow, Review and View.
________ 10. Opening MS PowerPoint is the same as opening any other MS program.

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 What’s In

Microsoft publisher is an application software that enables the user to create different
publications. It has wide range of commands that emphasizes on page lay out and design.

Let us have a short activity

to recall the parts of the Insert
Tab and Page Design Tab that
has a very big role in inserting
and formatting a publication.

Directions: Below are screenshots of different command groups found at the Insert Tab
and Page Design Tab. Write #Learned if it is found at the Insert Tab and
#Gained if it is found at the Page Design Tab.

1.
______________ 5. ______________ 9. ______________

2. ______________ 6. ______________ 10. ______________

3. ______________ 7. ______________

4. ______________ 8. ______________

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 What’s New

At the present time, variety of Application Software can be used to perform different
tasks. In the previous modules, you have gained the skills in using some of this Application
software.

Directions: Rearrange the letters of the words below to come up with the different outputs
you can create using the given Application software.

Application Software Anagram Answer

MS Word crossing powder

MS Excel pasted sheer
MS Publisher blip caution
MS PowerPoint painter stone

MS Word focuses on word processing,

MS Excel i s a spreadsheet program and
MS Publisher i s for creating publication.
We also have MS PowerPoint for presentation.

Have you heard about MS

PowerPoint? What is a presentation?
This module will help you gain more
knowledge about MS PowerPoint. Are
you ready?

What is It

What is Microsoft PowerPoint?

Microsoft PowerPoint is one of the applications that are widely used in this present
time. It is utilized by different people for different purposes. It is an electronic presentation
program that helps people present using a collection of slides. A PowerPoint presentation
is a collection of interrelated slides. It is a presentation tool that supports text, shape,
graphics, pictures and multimedia along with other Microsoft Office products like MS Word
and MS Excel.
By default, documents saved in MS PowerPoint 2010 are saved with the .pptx
extension whereas, the file extension of the prior PowerPoint versions is ppt.

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 Figure 1: Microsoft PowerPoint Logo from 1987-Present
Source: https://10000logos.net/microsoft-powerpoint-logo/

When was PowerPoint created?

Robert Gaskins is one of the inventors of PowerPoint. He developed the first version
with the help of his colleagues at Forethought Inc., Dennis Austin and Thomas Rudkin.

The idea of PowerPoint came up in 1984. In the following years, development started
under the name ―Presenter‖. The first version of PowerPoint for Macintosh came out on
April 20, 1987. Meanwhile, the initial Windows version was released in May 1990.

Microsoft PowerPoint has different versions developed as time goes by. But, there
are many common functions, parts or commands from the versions PowerPoint 2003 up to
the latest version.

Opening MS PowerPoint
S

To open MS PowerPoint program through the

Start menu, you may follow these steps:
1. Click on the Start menu. Upon clicking it, you will
see the All programs menu.
2. If the program that you want to open is on the list,
move the arrow pointer over it and click it.
3. The small arrow pointed to the right indicates that
list of selections are available. Move the arrow
pointer to the small arrow and its contents will be
displayed. Click the program to open it.
You may also search the name of the program you
wish to open for faster way of finding the program.
Another way to launch a program is by double- Search window
clicking its icon from the desktop or click the icon from
the Taskbar.

Start menu
Figure 2: Start menu and Search window

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 Upon opening MS PowerPoint 2016, you will see this window below. You may
start doing your presentation using a blank presentation or your desired template.

Figure 3: Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 window (Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

Closing MS PowerPoint

When you are done working on MS PowerPoint, you may

need to close it. You can
do any of the steps below:
1. Click the close button located on the upper right of the
window.
2. Click on the File menu and click on
Close/Exit.

Figure 4: Close button of Microsoft

PowerPoint 2016 (Source: Microsoftt.com
“Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

Figure 5: Closing MS PowerPoint

2016 through File menu (Source:
Microsoftt.com “Used with permission
from Microsoft.”)

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Saving MS PowerPoint File

Before you close any window or program, it is important that you save the file since
it is just stored in the computer’s memory temporarily. Therefore, when the computer is
turned off or if a power failure occurred, all the data in the computer’s memory will be lost
or will be erased. When you want your data or your work be saved permanently, it has to
be stored as a file in a hard disk or any other storage media.
To save your data as a file, do the following steps:
1. Click on File menu.
2. Select Save or Save As.
3. On the Save or Save As window, choose the
desired file location
4. Type the desired filename in the file name
text box.
5. Click the Save button.

Figure 6: File menu of MS

PowerPoint 2016 Source:
Microsoftt.com “Used with permission
from Microsoft.”)
Figure 7: Save as window of MS PowerPoint
2016 Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with
permission from Microsoft.”)

Figure 8: Save as window of MS PowerPoint 2016 showing the file name text box and the save button
Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

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 Opening, closing and saving in MS
PowerPoint is the same as in other Microsoft
Office programs. Now, we are going to proceed
with the MS PowerPoint window that will appear
on your screen right after opening the program.
Different parts of the window will be tackled.

Parts of MS PowerPoint

The PowerPoint window contains many elements that are similar to other Microsoft
Office programs. These elements include the Office button, Quick Access Toolbar, Title
bar, Scroll bars and Status bars.
The following are the various areas in a standard PowerPoint file. It is very important
that you’ll be familiar with these areas as it makes learning and using PowerPoint easier.

1. File Tab
Opens the Backstage
view which allows you to
manage the file and setting in
PowerPoint. You can save
presentations, opens existing
ones and create new
presentation based on blank Figure 9: File Tab of Microsoft PowerPoint 2016
or predefined templates. (Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

2. Ribbon
The Ribbon contains three components:
a. Tabs – They appear across the top of the Ribbon. Ex.: Home, Insert, Page Layout
b. Groups - They organize related commands with group names appear below the
group on the Ribbon. Ex.: Clipboard, Slides, Font, Paragraph
c. Commands – They appear within each group as mentioned above. Ex.: Clipboard
(a group) consists of the commands Paste, Cut, Format Painter.
Tabs

Figure 10: Ribbon of Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 (Source:

Groups Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

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3. Title Bar
It indicates the software, the name of the presentation that is open. For MS
PowerPoint, the default name is ―Presentation1‖. Upon opening a MS PowerPoint program,
you will see ―Presentation 1-PowerPoint‖ at the title bar.

Figure 11: Title Bar of Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 (Source:

Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

4. Slide Area
This is where the actual slide is created and
edited. You can add, edit, delete text, Images,
shapes and multimedia in this section.

Figure 12: Slide Area of Microsoft

PowerPoint 2016 (Source: Microsoftt.com
“Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

5. Zoom Options
This allows you zoom in for a closer look at your text It consists of a slider that you
can slider left or right to zoom in or out, you can click on the – and + buttons to increase or
decrease the zoom factor. 400% is the maximum zoom supported by PowerPoint while
the 100% is indicated by the mark in the middle.

Figure 13: Zoom Options of Microsoft PowerPoint 2016

(Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

6. Quick Access Toolbar

It is located just under the ribbon . This offers a convenient place to group the most
commonly used commands in PowerPoint. You can customize this depending on your
needs.

Figure 14: Quick Access Toolbar of Microsoft PowerPoint 2016

(Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

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 Slide Tab

Notes Section

Slide Views

Figure 15: Microsoft PowerPoint window showing the Slide Views, Notes Section and Slide Tab
(Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)
7. Slide Views
The group of four buttons located to the left of the Zoom control, near the bottom of
the screen that allows you to switch between different PowerPoint views.
a. Normal Layout view displays page in normal view with the slide on the right and a
list of thumbnails on the left. This view is used when creating and designing slides.

b. Slide Sorter view displays all the slides as a matrix. This view only allows you to
rearrange the slides but not edit the contents of each slide. Deleting, copying,
pasting and removing slides is easier when you are in slide sorter view.

c. Reading view is like a slideshow with access to the Windows task bar in case you
need to switch windows. However, like the slideshow you cannot edit anything in
this view.

d. Slide Show view shows your presentation in full screen. It can also be used to
check any animations, transitions or timing at the final stage of preparation for your
presentation.
8. Notes Section
This section allows you to write notes for the presentation. These notes will not be
displayed on the screen during the presentation and will serve as guide or reference for the
presenter.
9. Slide Tab
This section is available only in the Normal view. It displays all the slides in sequence.
You can add, delete and reorder slides from this section.

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 Aside from the parts mentioned,
PowerPoint also offers host tools that will
aid you in creating presentation. These
tools are organized logically into various
ribbons in PowerPoint. The table below
describes the various commands you can
access from different menus.

Menu Category Ribbon Commands

Clipboard functions, manipulating slides, fonts, paragraph, settings,
Home
drawing objects and editing functions.
Insert tables, pictures, shapes, charts, special texts, multimedia and
Insert
symbols.
Design Slide setup, slide orientation presentation themes and background
Transitions Commands related to slide transitions

Animations Commands related to animation within individual slides.

Slideshow Commands related to slideshow set up and previews

Proofing content, language selection, comments and comparing

Review
presentations
Commands related to presentation views, Master slides, color
View
settings and window arrangements

Inserting Objects in MS PowerPoint

There are many interesting features of MS PowerPoint that would help you create
good presentations. One way of doing this is by inserting objects.
If you wish to insert objects in MS PowerPoint, you can/may do the steps below:
1. Click on the Insert menu.
2. Choose the object you wish
to insert.
3. Explore the folder where the
object is located.
4. Click the object (preferred
object that you wish to
insert)
5. Click Open.

Figure 16: Microsoft PowerPoint window showing the first two steps
in inserting objects (Pictures) in Microsoft PowerPoint 2016
(Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

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Figure 17: Insert Picture window showing the open button of Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 (Source: Mi-
crosoftt.com “Used with permission from Microsoft.”)

How to add new text boxes in slide?

Most of the standard layouts come with the text box option. However, you can still
add new text boxes that is suitable to your need. You may follow any of the following steps:
1. Home> Drawing> Text box

Figure 18: Home menu of Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 (Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission
from Microsoft.”)

2. Insert> Text> Text box

Figure 19: Insert menu of Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 (Source: Microsoftt.com “Used with permission
from Microsoft.”)

Note: After doing any of these two, you may now be able to draw a text box to your desired
position and with your desired size of the text box.

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 What’s More
Let us have some
activities to check your
understanding of the topics
discussed.

Independent Activity 1
Directions: Read the sentences below about opening and closing MS
PowerPoint and fill in the crossword puzzle with the correct answer.

1. To open MS PowerPoint, ___________-click the icon from the desktop.

2. In opening MS PowerPoint through the Start menu, the first step is to click on the
____________.
3. If you wish to close MS PowerPoint, you may click the ___________ button at the upper
right part of the window.
4. Another way of closing MS PowerPoint is by clicking on _________ and then choose
5. ___________.

Independent Assessment 1
Directions: Read the following statements about opening and closing MS PowerPoint.
Write OPEN if the statement is correct and CLOSE if not.
_____ 1. There are several ways to open MS PowerPoint.
_____ 2. Alt + F4 can also be used in closing MS PowerPoint.
_____ 3. If you close MS PowerPoint without saving it, a message will pop up asking if you
want to save the changes you have made.
_____ 4. Click File>Open if you wish to open an existing MS PowerPoint presentation file.
_____ 5. Ctrl + O is the shortcut for opening an existing MS PowerPoint presentation file.
_____ 6. Minimizing the MS PowerPoint window is the same as closing it.
_____ 7. Maximizing the MS PowerPoint window is the same as opening it.
_____ 8. If you double click a file, it will open.
_____ 9. Save as command may be used to save an existing file into another location.
_____ 10. File>Exit can be used to close MS PowerPoint.

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Independent Activity 2
A. Directions: Using any version of MS PowerPoint, do the instructions below. Answer the
questions briefly.
1. Open an existing PowerPoint file.
2. Click File>Save as.
3. Change the file type into PowerPoint Show.
4. Click Save.
5. Open the file that you saved.
Questions:
1. How does the old file differ to the new one? (2 points)
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
2. What is the relevance of saving your PowerPoint Presentation file as PowerPoint
Show file? (3 points)
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

B. Directions: Upon clicking the Close button at the right side of the MS PowerPoint
window, this message suddenly popped up. What will happen if I
click:(2 points each)

a. Save -____________________________________________________
b. Don’t Save - _______________________________________________
c. Cancel - __________________________________________________
d. ―X‖ button - ________________________________________________

Independent Assessment 2
Directions: Answer the following questions. Choose your answer from the choices in the
box. Write only the letter that corresponds to your answer.

A. .ppt C. .ppst E. 1990 G. 1984 I. Thomas Austin

B. .pptx D. 1987 F. 1997 H. Robert Gaskins

_____ 1. What is the file extension of the previous version of MS PowerPoint 2010?
_____ 2. What is the file extension of documents saved in MS PowerPoint 2010?
_____ 3. When was the first version of PowerPoint for Macintosh release?
_____ 4. When was the first version of PowerPoint for Windows release?
_____ 5. Who developed the first version of PowerPoint?

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Independent Activity 3

Directions: Name the parts of the MS PowerPoint window. Write your answer on the space
provided for each number.
1 3
2

4
5

7 8
6
1. ________________________ 6. _______________________
2. ________________________ 7. _______________________
3. ________________________ 8. _______________________
4. ________________________ 9. _______________________
5. ________________________

Independent Assessment 3

Directions: List down the ribbon commands to the menu category where they belong. Fill
in the table with the letters corresponding to your answer.

a. Clipboard i. Background Home Insert Design

b. Proofing content j. Shapes
c. Tables k. Paragraph
d. Fonts l. Language selection
e. Page orientation m. Comments
f. Presentation themes n. Slide transitions
g. Special texts o. Slide orientation
h. Drawing objects p. Charts

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 What I Have Learned

A. Directions: Assess your level of understanding regarding the different topics discussed
in this module. Put a check to the appropriate column. Use the rubric
presented below.

Level of
Scale Description
Understanding

I fully understood all of the topics and have

90%-100% scores in activities given. I confidently
5 Outstanding
answered the assessments faster than the allotted

I understood most of the topics and have 70%

4 Very Good -89% accuracy in activities given. I answered the
assessments with confidence.

I understood most of the topics and have 50%

3 Good -69% accuracy in each of the activities and
assessments given.

I understood some of the topics and have 30%

-49% accuracy in each of the activities and
2 Fair
assessments. There are times that I have to review
and retake some activities.

I understood a few topics and have less than

30% accuracy in each of the activities and
1 Poor
assessments which I need to review and retake all of
the lessons in order to improve.

5 4 3 2 1
Topic Excellent Very Good Fair Poor

1. I can open and close MS

PowerPoint program.
2. I can save my presentation
into another file type.

3. I can identify the parts of the

MS PowerPoint window.

4. I can insert different objects to

my presentation.

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B. Directions: Answer the following questions using 3 to 5 sentences.

1. How do you open and close MS PowerPoint? (5 points)

_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
2. Give the steps in inserting an object to slide. (5 points)
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
3. How do you save an existing MS PowerPoint file into another file type. (5 points)
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________

Great job! It seems like you are

doing good in learning about MS
PowerPoint. Now, why don’t you try
doing your own presentation? Get ready
for your hands-on activity!

What I Can Do

Directions: Create a PowerPoint presentation about a historical place in Bulacan. It could

be about your school, your community or your favorite tourist spot in your town.
Follow the scoring guidelines given below.

1. Minimum of 5 and maximum of 10 slides. (10 points)

2. Think of a unique title for your presentation. This should be shown on the first slide.
(5 points)
3. Font size should not be smaller than 30. (3 points)
4. Insert a picture. (5 points)
5. Insert another object aside from picture. (5 points)
6. Save using the file name : Section-Surname-First name-Pandemic (2 points)
7. Save it as PowerPoint. (1 point)
8. Save it as PowerPoint show. (2 points)
9. Save it as PDF. (2 point)

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 Assessment

Directions: Read each question carefully. Write the letter that corresponds to your
answer.

1. Which of the following are the three components of MS PowerPoint Ribbon?

a. Tabs, Groups, Commands c. Slide area, slide tab, slide pane
b. Title bar, Menu bar, Status bar d. File, Home, Insert

2. Raymond accidentally clicked a button from the slide view bar. Upon clicking it, the slides
were displayed as a matrix and he cannot edit the contents of each slide. What
PowerPoint view is that?
a. Normal Layout view c. Reading view
b. Slide Sorter view d. Slideshow view

3. This part of the MS PowerPoint window is found at the top section. It shows the name of
the file and the name of the program. What is this?
a. Backstage view c. Quick access toolbar
b. Slide area d. Title bar

4. Travis would like to save his presentation into another file type. Help him arrange the
following steps to be able to do it.
1. Choose File 3. Click Save as
2. Click Save 4. Type the file name and select the file type
a.1-4-3-2 c. 4-3-2-1
b. 1-3-4-2 d. 1-2-4-3

5. Which of the following is not true about Quick access toolbar?

a. It is customizable according to your needs.
b. It can be shown below or above the ribbon.
c. It consists of commonly-used commands.
d. It displays the presentation in text form.

6. Dice is preparing for his presentation using MS PowerPoint. He wants to add notes to the
presentation. Which part of the MS PowerPoint window can he use for this purpose?
a. Slide area c. Slide views
b. Notes section d. Slide tab

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7. Ryle wants to use a zumba video as ice breaker for his presentation. Which of the
following flow of commands shows the correct procedure to insert a video?
a. Home>Photo Album>Video c. Design>Media>Audio
b. Insert>Media>Video d. Transition>Insert Video

8. It consists of a slider, - and + buttons and a zoom level that are used to adjust the size of
the slides while creating your presentation.
a. Slide views c. Menu bar
b. Menu categories d. Zoom options

9. Trisha is looking for command related to individual slides’ animation. Which menu
category will give her what she is looking for?
a. Home b. Insert c. Transitions d. Animations

10. Clicking the File menu then choosing Exit will ______________.
a. close the presentation and exit the program.
b. allow you to open an existing file.
c. provide access to PowerPoint help.
d. display the information about the file.

11-15 Name at least 5 parts of the MS PowerPoint window.

11. _________________________________
12. _________________________________
13. _________________________________
14. _________________________________
15. _________________________________

Additional Activities

A. Directions: Open MS PowerPoint and try doing the following shortcut. Write your
observations on the space provided.
1. Ctrl + M _______________________________________________________________
2. Alt + F4 _______________________________________________________________
3. F5 ___________________________________________________________________
4. Ctrl + O _______________________________________________________________
5. Click the inside of a text box ________________________________________________

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B. Directions: Try using the different keyboard shortcuts you have learned in your
previous lessons. List down the shortcuts that can be used in MS
PowerPoint for your reference. You may use the table below as guide.

KEYBOARD SHORTCUT COMMAND

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

MS PowerPoint has a very

wide range of commands to offer
the users. Learning about these
should not be limited on what
are written in this module. Feel
free to explore the MS
PowerPoint program and don’t
be afraid to experiment and try
something new.

Don’t let the pandemic stop you

from learning. You can still learn at
home.

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What I Know Independent Activity 3
1. SCIENCE 1. File Tab
2. SCIENCE 2. Quick Access Toolbar
3. COMPUTER 3. Title Bar
4. SCIENCE 4. Ribbon
5. COMPUTER 5. Slide Tab
6. COMPUTER 6. Notes Section
7. SCIENCE 7. Slide Area
8. COMPUTER 8. Slide Views
9. COMPUTER 9. Zoom
10. COMPUTER
Independent Assessment 3
What’s In
1. #learned
2. #learned Home Insert Design
3. #gained
4. #gained A C E
5. #learned D G F
6. #gained
7. #learned H J I
8. #learned
K P O
9. #gained
10. #learned
What I Have Learned
What’s More Self-assessment
Independent Activity 1 What I Can Do
1. Double Hands-on activity
2. Start menu
3. Close Assessment
4. File 1. A
5. Exit 2. B
3. D
Independent Assessment 1 4. B
1. Open 5. D
2. Open 6. B
3. Open 7. B
4. Open 8. D
5. Open 9. D
6. Close 10. A
7. Close 11-15 Any of the following:
8. Open File Tab
9. Open Ribbon
10. Open Title Bar
Slide Area
Independent Activity 2 Zoom Options
Answer may vary Slide Views
Notes Section
Independent Assessment 2 Quick Access Toolbar
1. A Slide Tab
2. B
3. D
4. E
5. H
Answer Key
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Burke County Public Library. ―Intro to Microsoft PowePoint‖ Accessed January 12, 2021.
http://www.bcpls.org/Docs/Computer_Handouts/PowerPoint101.pdf

Eastern Institute of Technology. Working with Microsoft PowerPoint. www2.elt.ac.nz/library/

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Mittermaier, Pia. ―The History and Evolution of PowerPoint‖. Updated April 20, 2020. https;/
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Photo Credits
Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft PowerPoint Logo Timeline (1987-present).
https://1000logos.net/microsoft-powerpoint-logo/

Microsoft Corporation. Screenshots provided by Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 Application.

―Used with permission from Microsoft‖.

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Curriculum Implementation Division
Learning Resource Management and Development System (LRMDS)
Capitol Compound, Guinhawa St., City of Malolos, Bulacan
Email address: lrmdsbulacan@deped.gov.ph