Powerpoint 2016 2019 - Master powerpoint presentation

This lecture will teach you something about shapes within PowerPoint. I will explain how you can edit and add points to vector objects. This is an advanced trick that will make you a better PowerPoint usage hopefully after you test it out!

After you have finished the presentation, what coloristic and overall feeling would you like to achieve...do you know that ? We can either define colors inside of powerpoint or search colors and pick them out right form around the web.

In this lesson I want to address the possible font choices you may make and if you do need to use custom fonts.

Fonts were always important in everything possible and the same goes for presetations in powerpint.

With this lecture I would like to explain to you a couple of basic things about vector files. Depending on what PowerPoint version you use you can use vector files.

On Windows:

PowerPoint 2010,2013 and 2016 can use *.EMF vector files

PowerPoint 2019 (and Office 365 subscription) can use *.EMF and *.SVG vector files

On MAC:

PowerPoint 2011,2016 have big troubles importing vector files, only *.EMF files are possible to use

PowerPoint 2019 (and Office 365 subscription) can use *.SVG vector files

Here I am showcasing the differences and basic info about icons I've provided for this course.

With this introductionary lesson I would like to share a few thoughts I have about upcomming design trends and what they also mean for presentation design.

Please fill out this simple 3 questions quiz to ensure that you are ready to enter the design section!

In this lecture we prepare a slide showcasing 6 features of our brand, company or simply any device, topic or thing you might present about in a nice, colorable and clean style. Powerpoint 2013 allows us to create slides like that with help of nice icons.

A good slide is no good until he is proper animated! Let's make everything look & work smoothly by adding nice animations! As you already saw in the previous lesson it is super easy to edit and add animations in powerpoint presentations.

In this lesson we are creating a 4 steps process flow slide usable in any type of presentation, wether it's about gaming, a business presentation, a corporate style presentation or any other type of data that may be shown in a step-by-step process. This can be one of the most usefull slides in a powerpoint presentation because you can deliver any message in a ordered and fashionable manner.

A few PowerPoint 2010/2013 tricks allow us to create amazing timeline slides, which can present any data that is changing over time, days, months, years in an organized manner. This trend goes on in 2015 and it will most probably continue to be considered a masterpiece of usefullness in presentations. We all have to show and present timelined scnenarios wether it's our career development on a resumee or simply the path of development of a company.

By smart usage of the PowerPoint animations we can achieve an interesting effect as if the timeline slides would be connected together, really awesome knowledge to grab from here! PPT will be so happy we used that :)

Our Vector placing skills will finally come to use! With this lesson I want to teach you how to use vector World Map images inside of PowerPoint to present global statistics or data in a very clear & transparent way. Normally people do not use vectors on powerpoint presentations which is the one most important factor why YOU should! Be creative, innovative and original.

The same things we used for a world map can be grabbed, swapped and adjusted to grab and visualize local or domestic data of any country we would like.

After the design I believe we deserve a break! Let me show you some techniques how to prepare a proper "Pause break" slide to be consistend with our color scheme and usefull for the entire presentation. Who doesn't need a break from presenting? You can design a simple and soothing powerpoint slide and use it as a "take 5" placeholder.

PowerPoint is all about visualizing data. Graphs can be one of the most effective ways of presenting complex and important values in a clear and informative way. In this lesson we will address how to utilize the basic graph options build into the program to prepare good looking and easy readable informations.

As one student already said some of the most important and interesting informations are to find in this particular lecture about powerpoint graphs.

PowerPoint is all about visualizing data. Graphs can be one of the most effective ways of presenting complex and important values in a clear and informative way. In this lesson we are continuing to explan various possibilities of graph usage in Powerpoint 2010 / 2013.

It's time to place our company on the map! Take a screenshot form Google Maps and use it as the basis of our contact page slide. Use powerpoints objects to distinguish certain elements of possibilities to contact you after the presentation.

It is fair, polite, nice and overall a good practice to list all the resources, tools and informations you have gathered and properly credit the authors for their contribution and making the work you do easier. Powerpoint 2013 slide including different sources we used to gather information for this presentation.

Everything good comes to and end...but this doesn't mean we can't end it with a bang! Even our powerpoint presentation has to get some closure around and we want to address this topic right now. We earned it !

A few quick questions so you can truly and honestly say to yourself that you remember important things from the lessons and you will benefit from the knowledge in this course.

With this lecture I'd like to introduce you to the Template creation in PowerPoint topic and briefly explain what will be covered. We will talk about:

• Master Slides

• Layouts

• THMX Theme Files in PowerPoint

• XML Color schemes

...and a couple or additional tips & tricks regarding those topics.

Here I will explain Master Slides to you and what their influence on a PowerPoint presentation is. We will use a couple of examples and create several master slides to learn what they can do in a powerpoint.

The next topic in line is PowerPoint layouts. Layouts are essential and very important when it comes to template creation in PowerPoint. If you want to save space and make blank presentation slides layouts are very useful in doing so. Here I will explain to you the technical details of a Layout, and later on you will learn how to create them.

This lecture will explain to you how XML files are created, where to copy them to have color schems in your powerpoint and what their actual usage is.

This tutorial will showcase you what THMX files are, what do they bring into a PowerPoint file and how they are used in real-life appliance. You must remember that clicking on a powerpoint design will override any current layouts you might have!

This lesson is there to show you the potential struggle you can have while working within both the Slide Master and the regular PowerPoint design window. A few issues , but also benefits for setting up templates better!

With this lesson I would finally want to go forward and show you a real life example of how new slides, templates, and custom shapes are added within our slide master view. This allows us to create advanced presentations and slides!

This will be the most mature lesson within this module. Learn how to effectively use the Slide Master and create two, advanced, very useful Layouts and slides for our example template.

With this lecture I'd like to sum everything we were talking about up and once again remind you of all the differences and difficulties that you may face. I will briefly talk about master slides in powerpoint, layouts in powerpoint, powerpoint color schemes and powerpoint themes (THMX files).

Here you can download images to work on your new slides if you haven't any on your PC and also the new presentation with custom slides to use and work along with me!

In this powerpoint presentation tutorial I will teach you how to design a slide with custom shapes and how to make a gradient, colorful border around any object in PowerPoint, even photographs!

In this slide I want to show you two powerpoint design & presentation techniques which include bulletpoints! You can customize the look and output of bulletpoints themselves, and add animations which will greatly improve the recieved message from people viewing the actual presentation. You can dim out points that were already explained!

In this tutorial we will search together for a nice image and populate our slide with content until we have everything we need to catch our viewers attention. We will both present a lot of text and well prepared design. The viewer will not notice how much text there is if we draw his attention to nice things...like an image :)

Design is all about capturing the viewers attention while still conveying all the information you want to get through in it. With this slide I want to show you a simple yet effective slide design which can be used to prepare a clean and powerful powerpoint presentation. If you are looking for good tips on how to make a nice powerpoint template and start off your presentation then I am inviting you to this tutorial! Check out how I created this slide.

This tutorial will teach you how to create custom icons in powerpoint and make an infographic out of them. I will teach you how you can prepare a slide to present infographical elements within powerpoint using only our native tools. You can also download icons from over the web but it can be just as well done by hand. Learn this nice slide design and up your game in powerpoint :)

In this tutorial we will prepare a four blocks slide design template. This will teach you how to use custom shapes and objects to prepare an universal design suitable for any kind of presentation where you have to explain a few separate points, one by one. 

With this tutorial I want to show you how you can experiment with images and custom borders to make it appear as if this powerpoint template would alllow you to put an image behind borders on one side, and before them on the other side. This is a very distinguished effect which will help you make amazing powerpoint templates and presentations!

In this tutorial I would like for once to work with charts and show you an easy design which you can execute for your pie charts and overall chart slides. Charts can be very effective if we tune them a little bit from the stadard powerpoint design into more interesting charts. Hope you will like this tutorial!

This was a student question and request on how to present / design / work with an organigramme within PowerPoint. In that tutorial I tried to show an interesting approach about morphing transitions which we could use to explain certain parts of our organigramme!

Here I would like to showcase 4 types of creating (or importing) tables into PowerPoint.

With the native PowerPoint INSERT TABLE feature we can create a basic table straight out of our menu. We have a number of adjustments available afterwards.

On the Layout tab we can add cells, merge cells, edit rows and also position the text in our table. Let's explore this part of the PowerPoint table and check the entire layouts tab.

The last custom feature in Powerpoints table design is the Draw Table and Erase table feature. With this pen-like tool we can either draw on or delete elements from our tables.

We do not have to stay only in PowerPoint - we can also copy over and import tables straight from our Excel spreadsheets. Let me show you two ways of copying over Excel data into PowerPoint. Either by adding an object or by pasting the content over.

This is an additional lecture which showcases how to live link data between Excel and PowerPoint files. With a couple tricks we can manage to get our data updated automatically every time we make a change in Excel.

Let me show you an example of designing a PowerPoint table myself. I would like to showcase how to make a completely custom design to make tables look more appealing. In the first part we are creating the background for this design.

In the second part we will add the actual table and it's data. We will use our example data from Excel and work our way towards a finished PowerPoint design.

With this final lecture I want to wrap things up by adding a few more design elements like an overlay and a reflection to make this a grade A design and also to show you what is possible with a few of our PowerPoint tricks!

In this lesson I would like to show you how to find good music and implement it into Your Powerpoint presentation with a simple few clicks! Use music to enrich your PPT2013 presentation.

Edit the theme colors and mater slides to achieve a custom effect across all the slides. There are so many usefull and interesting powerpoint tricks you can always learn, so watch this lesson to get more out of this course.

Adding slide numbers to the presentation, sections, adjusting the color of the coffe break and maybe adding the presentation title into it.

Overall adjustments to polish our presentation and be sure that we did everything that was in our powerpoint 2013 might.

A great technique to polish your presentations with a vignette!

With this quick tip I want to show you how to properly save your entire presentation to a PDF file!

With this "tips & tricks" lecture I want to show you a simple technique how to add navigation menus to your presentation without hassle. They can be simple yet elevate the design of a presentation!

With this lecutre I would like to teach you how to use Links and Actions in PowerPoint. With that we can for example create a navigation, annotations for our slides, be able to jump to other topics or quickly revisit a slide we were already talking about.

Let me introduce you to the content of this section, you can also download the presentation resources here.

With this tutorial I would like to teach you a complete workflow of preparing, analyzing, designing and finally animating a flow chart in powerpoint! Powerpoint gives us a lot of tools to create shape based objects and text boxes, so it's a perfect design space to utilize our workflows, alghoritms, diagrams and flow charts.

With this lecture I would like to show you an additional, bonus slide design to perform. It will actually be leaning towards an ad banner or poster design which could be used to advertise something, but this can be just as well a nice PowerPoint slide as any other graphic art. Enjoy this little tutorial, a couple of useful tricks shown here and there to remember!

So here we are, having an image background and wanting to do something flashy with it, perhaps reveal certain parts of it, add articstic effects or just adding a bit of flavour with color changes. All that is possible if we duplicate the image in powerpoint, crop it to the right amount and then work with shapes or crops within those small areas. The duplicated item can be adjusted while the background remains the same. Easy peasy!

With this slide design I would like to discuss with you our possibilities of making frames for pictures. Pictures in PowerPoint can look more unique if we prepare custom shapes and form a frame with them. Let me show you my simple approach of such slide design!

In this tutorial I would like to go with you about making a modern infographic element - a triangle chart. We will design the entire infographic element together in PowerPoint and add interesting shadows, folds and ribbnos to it. The entire design will be consistent and allow us to select any color scheme to work with. We will be able to display 3 or more relevant informations on one piece.

This is a very popular technique of making brush, chaotic anc custom shape styles as image placeholders. We can either create a template with it or just a simple overlay / placeholder for your images. There are a couple of methods how we could do this and in this tutorial I wish to show you the font method which is the most straight forward in my opinion and easiest to master. Take a look and enjoy :)

This tutorial tries to be a direct answer to my viewers about a school presentation type of slide. Plenty of design and powerpoint usage is geared towards corporate, professional and business use, but what about those more playful, happy and friendly animated slides? It seem that there is a demand for this type of tutorials and I will try to elaborate a little on this topic :)

With this tutorial I want to show you how to design those viral image quotes that people share on Instagram, Snapchat,  facebook, twitter and other social media. Design a simple quote poster in powerpoint which you can share across all media with ease.

Here I wish to introduce you to the ZOOM & MORPH section of this course.

Let me list a few features that the ZOOM feature in PowerPoint brings to the table.

What is the difference between ZOOM & MORPH? Which one to use? Let me explain what morph actually is and what it isn't!

Let me explain why ZOOM is a game changer and how it competes with PREZI and it's native functionality. Microsoft has really stepped up bringing in this function to PowerPoint.

Here we will go through the possible version of the PowerPoint ZOOM. I will show you how to insert slide zooms, section zooms and even a summary zoom!

I will try to explain the MORPH transition on a few examples. Let me guide you through the possibilities of this feature.

With this quick update, I would like to show you a great feature that Microsoft introduced. By matching the exact name and adding two exclamation marks "!!" before a shape name in the Selection Pane in PowerPoint we are able to almost seamlessly blend and morph between those two objects. If PowerPoint is unable to find relevant points to morph an object it will cross-fade that object which also looks really good and the effect is close to a seamless morph.

With this tutorial I am going to show how you can zoom into parts of an image and zoom into parts of your previously created PowerPoint slide. With the usage of the Morph Transition you can make powerpoint animate from place to place and navigate like a camera for you. The prezi-like effect is very easy to create and I will show you how to use it properly.

In the conclusion I wish to talk a little about the various similarities and differences. Also the advantages and disadvantages of using these features!

A little introduction to this section. Here I will show you tips and tricks how to better present presentations which are content leavy and have a lot of data on them

One of the first and best tips I can give you to give such presentations is to split up the attention of viewers. You could call it using "b-rolls" for presentation. Giving some of the content more space and presenting it on a separate slide.

Another thing you can do with messy presentations is to organize and chop up its content into smaller, more understandable pieces.

Not only content, but also the look itself matters a lot. Why don't we try making boxes equally big, maybe colors more similar to each other and a few other tweaks without a major redesign.

One of the hardest things to present are graps and tables. Large tables. With a lot of data. I will show you tricks how to make it easier to read and understand by the viewer. You can again lower the amount of information presented and "soften" people down in advance.

What if you don't even have access to a table or graph? You just have a picture inserted and have to somehow convey valuable information in a couple of sentences. Tricky? Yes. Let me show you what can be done here.

This is more of a bonus tip for users of the newest PowerPoint versions and office 365 subscribers which have access to the ZOOM feature. Let me show you one technique that might make slides a bit more enjoyable to watch.

This is a little bonus lecture which I wanted to include in the Presenting Large Data material about creating organization charts with help of Smart Art in PowerPoint.

A little summary and statement about the ZOOM feature. You will see how I set up the summary lecture (presentation) to explain what we were talking about in this section. I hope you'll enjoy it!