How to Create Awesome PowerPoint Presentations

"Outsources" chapter is designed as giving the valuable sources on the internet and explained how to apply them to our presentations. With the content described in this chapter, our presentations will start to differentiate. You will be able to use these new tools we have discovered in your life besides preparing presentations. All lectures are explained comparatively with the examples. Thus, you will be able to understand how effective the tools are.

Using visuals in our presentations is important. But it is always a problem where to find free, high-resolution images. In this lecture, we will find an exact solution to this problem.

Making our presentations impressive starts with changing the color template. We will leave the default colors and discover new, creative and impressive color templates together and apply them to our presentation file. At the end of the lecture, we will compare the default colors with our own color template and examine the results together.

At the end of the lecture we will also learn about usage of the “Find Your Color File” in the downloadable content.

Although we do not want to have too much text in our presentations, we want the text we put to look readable and impressive. In addition to the default fonts, we will explore new fonts together.

The background colors of objects in our presentations may cause problems. We'll explore how to get rid of background colors as quickly and accurately as possible.

Editing on a presentation delivered in PDf format is completely impossible. How can we work on presentation files in PDF format? We will discover a successful converter in this lecture.

What did we do in Chapter 2, would you like to take a quick look? In just 3 minutes we'll recall a quick review of the outsources we have discovered.

We're ready now. Let's explore our Powerpoint tools and recreate our presentations. You will start to learn the most effective PowerPoint tools and methods during this chapter.

The Master Slide allows us to permanently change all the properties of our presentation files. In this lecture, we discover the master slide and start to change our presentation files.

In the second part of the master slide, in addition to editing the footer part of our presentations, we create our first layout.

Shapes are always used in presentations. What about creating your own unique shape? In the first part of the shapes we will learn how to create our own shape and make a presentation board together.

Many tools can be used differently from their purpose in PowerPoint presentations. By using the shapes we will create many new slides in the next lectures. In this lecture we explore how to use shapes to change the appearance of simple slides.

It is possible to visualize many statistical outputs using the charts. As we explore the charts found in almost all Office Programs, we will focus on how we can improve it visually. In the first part we will discover the best possible form of pie chart.

In this lecture, where we discovered the most used chart type, column chart, we will go through our scenario and see the best results. We'll explore how we can better compare and make data more understandable by editing the chart we've created.

In this course, we will learn how to use and edit the combo chart, one of the most effective charts in comparing data. We will proceed on our scenario and get the best results together.

It has always been more impressive to create a chart that is completely yours. We will create our own chart using the features we have previously discovered. This new and unique chart will be one of our most powerful weapons to impress the audience.

The use of shapes in our presentations often saves the day, but the use of small icons on the subject is always more effective. In this section, we will explore the contents of the icon set file and how to use it.

Having our own unique slides is always more remarkable. In this lecture, we will create a new and impressive slide using the features we have previously discovered. Slide master, shapes and gridlines tools will be used in this lecture. The slide we created in this lecture will also be included in the draft file.

Full page images are both easy to use and impressive. However, this may cause some problems. For example, if you want to overwrite these slides, your text may not be read. In this lecture, you'll see how to create an impressive shade while solving the problem.

We continue to organize our presentations by exploring the different forms of the feature we discovered in the previous lecture.

Are you ready to impress the audience? Preparing gaudy title slides has never been easier. Using the merge shapes feature we discovered in one of the the previous lectures, we will create an impressive cover page in seconds.

In this lecture, we will learn how to use the logic of the “Set transparent color” tool in detail, which we used to eliminate background colors.

We will begin to prepare a presentation by reviewing the powerpoint tools we have discovered in Chapter 3 in detail. We'll see how to use the features we've learned when preparing presentations on a real case. In the first part we will create 4 slides.

With a total of 3 slides we will create, we will complete the presentation we started in the previous lecture.

We're done creating our slides. Next is to animate them. Animated slides and animations have always been engaging. Let's start learning.

In this lecture we will begin to recognize the animation tools. We discover the details of the entrance, emphasis and exit effects and also the motion paths. So we will be prepared for the next lectures.

We will start working on the animation pane, which is the timeline we will use when editing our animations and start sorting the effects. That gives us a great chance to change our theme in our presentation.

It is possible to make our animations more special with the time arrangements. In this lecture, we'll explore more details such as editing, adding delays, repetitions and more on animation editing.

Mouse click acts as a trigger in our presentations. What if we could use any object as a trigger? In this lecture, you will learn how to use the trigger in the best way and reinforce it with examples.

It is possible to make the text boxes different in our presentations with special animation effects. We'll explore each of the effect options and customize our text boxes.

It is possible to make the charts more fluent with animations. Moreover, it is possible to customize these effects and make them special by adding our own touches. Let 's do it.

It is possible to move and replace the objects in our presentations using the motion path. Moreover, it is possible to make remarkable presentations using these paths. It has never been more enjoyable to animate our presentations ever.

The animations were quite enjoyable. Come on, let's review what we've learned. So we'll explore how all the features have an impact on a real presentation.

Our presentations have started to move. Now it's time to animate the slide transitions. In this lecture we will explore the transitions tools and explore various effects. We will decide which is the best together.

We learned transitions. Now is the time to learn how to apply them to our presentations. We'll learn more about the use of slide transitions in this lecture. We will have a better understanding of transitions with the application we will make on a real presentation.

This is the review lecture of the course. In this first part, you will learn how to edit "Draft" file. You can download Draft file before starting the lecture. 

This is the second part of the review lecture. You will learn how to add animations and transitions to "Draft" presentation file. You can download animated Draft file from downloadable content of this lecture.

I have listed 6 fundamentals of creating awesome PowerPoint presentations for you.

Stick on advice and make your presentations unique.

Presentations with very intense text are boring. There must be maximum limits for each slide. We set this for ourselves with the 5 x 5 rule. Thus, we use a maximum of 5 lines per slide and a maximum of 5 words per line, making our slides much simpler and more pleasing to the eye.