Let's discuss what's new in PowerPoint 2013. Most of you have probably used 2010 or below in PowerPoint but 2016 has some wonderful features as well. View the below sites and then discuss with the class a particular feature that you love that is NEW in 2016 and why you believe this feature is a great addition.
NEW IN POWERPOINT13)
1.Welcome Screen
One change is immediately noticeable upon opening PowerPoint 2013.
The new Start screen provides easy access to both local and online
presentation templates as well as recently used files.
2.Theme Variants
A great addition to PowerPoint 2013 is its revamped theme system.
For many years PowerPoint users have complained that the default
templates are not customizable enough. PowerPoint 2013 is
Microsoft’s answer to these complaints; variations on many of the
built-in themes now allow you to quickly change the color palette,
fonts, effects, and background styles of a presentation.
3.Eyedropper
The Eyedropper is another handy tool introduced in PowerPoint 2013.
A common tool found in many graphics programs, the Eyedropper
allows you to copy colors from one object and transfer them to
another. One of the main functions of the Eyedropper is picking up
a color from a photograph and applying it to text or shapes on a
slide so that the colors match.
4.Online Pictures and Videos
Speaking of photographs, PowerPoint is now capable of embedding
videos and pictures directly from the Internet. You can easily
search for videos on YouTube or pictures on Bing and import them
into your presentation.
5.Shape Merging
Another incredibly useful new feature is Shape Merging, which
allows you to combine existing shapes to create new ones. With the
Merge Shapes tool, you can take two or more shapes and select
whether you want to union, combine, fragment, intersect, or
subtract them.
6.Improved Smart Guides
Whereas PowerPoint 2010 introduced smart guides—sometimes called
“whiskers”—to help you align objects on the screen, PowerPoint 2013
enhances this system with guides that allow you to easily place
objects equidistant from one another.
7.Cloud Integration
One of the biggest enhancements introduced in PowerPoint 2013 is
cloud integration. Users now have the option to save their
presentations directly to the cloud by using OneDrive (formerly
known as SkyDrive). With OneDrive you are now able to
simultaneously work with others on the same presentation, using
either the desktop version of PowerMockup or the PowerPoint web
app.
8.Threaded Comments
Another improvement that fosters collaboration with others is the
new Comments Pane, which displays comments in a threaded view with
avatars next to the commentators’ names. This makes writing and
following comments much easier than in PowerPoint 2010.
9.Touch Device Support
Microsoft has also added a Touch Mode to make PowerPoint more
accessible on tablets and other touch-screen devices. Enabling
Touch Mode adds additional space between the icons on the Ribbon,
making it easier to tap commands with your fingers.
10.Welcome Back Feature
Another handy new aspect of PowerPoint 2013 is the Welcome Back
feature, which marks where you are working in a presentation when
you close PowerPoint. Upon reopening PowerPoint 2013 you have the
option to resume unfinished work exactly where you left off.
11.Enhanced Presenter View
The Presenter View has also been enhanced. Now, you no longer have
to worry about the creepy glow of a computer screen against your
face while you give a presentation because Presenter View is much
darker than previous versions. Extra controls are also available to
help you more easily navigate through your presentation, and a
timer is built into the preview. But the coolest feature of all is
the ability to zoom in and out of a particular area of a slide or
to jump to an entirely different slide by clicking on the thumbnail
image.
Let's discuss what's new in PowerPoint 2013. Most of you have probably used 2010 or below...
Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 has many new and improved features. What do you think is the most beneficial feature in PowerPoint 2016? Explain why and give a brief description of how this might help you.
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