Creating Graphics & Diagrams in PowerPoint 2019 for Windows
PowerPoint 2019 (Windows)
| Intermediate
- 10 videos | 39m 1s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
- CPE
PowerPoint 2019 allows you to take your presentation to the next level by creating diagrams, inserting shapes, and adding SmartArt graphics. Key concepts covered in this 10-video course include how to insert predefined shapes to create a diagram and once inserted, to customize by changing dimensions, style, or adding text to it; how to create custom shapes, as well as being able to design a shape with freehand tools; and how to add fill effects to inserted shapes such as using block colors, applying gradients, adding pictures, and even bitmap textures. You will learn how to customize your shapes and text boxes by changing the border styles, by creating thicker lines, colored lines, and adjusting line style; how to add effects like a shadow to inserted shapes; and how to use the chart creation tool or insert a preexisting chart and format either one. Finally, learners observe how to insert predefined SmartArt graphics into a presentation, and edit it by changing size and layout and change the format by modifying style and color.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Use shapes to create diagramsCreate a custom shapeAdd fill effects to shapesAdd borders to shapesApply effects to shapes
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Insert a chartFormat a chartInsert a smartart graphicEdit a smartart graphicFormat a smartart graphic
IN THIS COURSE
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5m 20sIn PowerPoint, you can insert a variety of different predefined shapes to create diagrams. Once you have inserted a shape, you can customize it by changing its dimensions, style or adding text to it. FREE ACCESS
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4m 5sPowerPoint allows you to create your own customized shapes. As well as being able to design a shape using the freehand tools, you can combine existing shapes to create entirely new forms. FREE ACCESS
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3m 4sThe shapes that you have inserted into your PowerPoint presentation can be edited and filled in. As well using block colors, you can apply gradients, pictures, and even interesting bitmap textures. FREE ACCESS
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3m 12sAnother way of customizing your shapes and textboxes in PowerPoint is to change the border styles. You can create thicker lines, colored lines, and adjust the line style. FREE ACCESS
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2m 46sIn PowerPoint, you can apply a number of different effects to the shapes that you have inserted. You can, for example, apply a shadow effect, manually adjust the effects you apply or remove them completely. FREE ACCESS
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5m 9sA chart is sometimes the best way of presenting complex data or figures. PowerPoint features a chart creation tool which can be used to put together your chart, from entering the data to customizing the chart type. You can also keep your chart up to date with the integrated data entry and selection tools. FREE ACCESS
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3m 32sOnce you have added the chart to your PowerPoint presentation, you can customize different aspects and features of it. You can, for example, use a completely different chart style, or format the appearance of a data series. You can even add elements if necessary. FREE ACCESS
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4m 37sThe SmartArt tool is a very useful tool if you want to add a professional-looking graphic to your PowerPoint document. These graphics are predefined but highly customizable shape-based diagrams, which can be modified quickly and easily. FREE ACCESS
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4m 4sOnce you have inserted a SmartArt graphic in your PowerPoint presentation, you can begin customizing it. You can, for example, adjust its layout, resize elements and even change its style. FREE ACCESS
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3m 12sYou can format your SmartArt graphic by changing the style or modifying the color scheme. See how to format your SmartArt chart to help your information stand out in your PowerPoint presentation. FREE ACCESS
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