1. Somerset ISD TAP the Potential
Working Slide
Place holder for Title
PowerPoint Training
Somerset ISD
TAP the Potential
Place holder for subtitle

2. Exploring the PPT Window
Zoom Bar
View Options

3. Quick Access Toolbar

4. The Ribbon

5. The Microsoft Office Button

6. Challenge 1: Setting Up Your PPT Environment
Explore by yourself then, show your elbow partner how to do the following:
Open PowerPoint.
Practice using the Zoom tool.
Minimize and maximize the Ribbon.
Click the Microsoft Office Button and review the menu options.
Add two commands to the Quick Access toolbar.
Continue to explore the PowerPoint environment.

7. Creating a New Presentation
Lesson 2 Objectives:
Start New Presentation
Insert New Slides
Modify a layout,
Move and copy slides
How placeholders work
Save presentation

8. Slide Basics

9. Insert a New Slide

10. Layout of a New Slide

11. Working with Slides

12. Paste and Delete

13. Move a Slide

14. Saving a Presentation

15. Challenge 2: Presentation Basics
Do the following:
Open PowerPoint.
Insert text on the default, Title slide.
Insert a Title and Content slide.
Insert a Two Content slide.
Practice moving slides.
Copy the Title slide.
Delete one of the slides.
Show your elbow partner how to save the presentation.

16. 2008 Team Building Workshop
Text Basics
2008 Team Building Workshop
“Working together to achieve success”

17. Goal
The goal of our 2008 team building workshop is to find an efficient way to bring about performance improvement. This workshop will critically focus on how our organization operates, what we do, why we do it, and who does what.

18. What you can expect to gain
Delegates will find the workshop challenging, thought provoking, and rewarding. In the end participants will leave the workshop with ideas for improving their organization as individuals and as a team!

19. Challenge 3: Text Basics
Use the Workshop presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Insert text on a slide.
Practice using the bold, italic, and underline commands.
Change the font style of the title.
Change the font size of the title.
Change the color of the subtitle.
Use the Change Case command on a slide title.
Practice using the Increase Font Size and Decrease Font Size commands.
Insert a text box and add text.

20. 2008 Team Building Workshop
Themes and Background Styles
2008 Team Building Workshop
“Working together to achieve success”
Presenter: Jane Doe
Date: May 1, 2008

21. Goal
The goal of our workshop is to find an efficient way to bring about performance improvement. This workshop will critically focus on how our organization operates, what we do, why we do it, and who does what.

22. What You Can Expect To Gain
Delegates will find the workshop challenging, thought provoking, and rewarding. In the end participants will leave the workshop with ideas for improving their organization as individuals and as a team!

23. Challenge 4: Themes and Background Styles
Use the Workshop presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Apply the Urban theme to your slides.
Change at least one of the theme color options.
Change to a new theme font.

24. 2008 Team Building Workshop
Inserting Pictures
2008 Team Building Workshop
“Working together to achieve success”
Presenter: Jane Doe
Date: May 1, 2008

25. Goal
The goal of our workshop is to find an efficient way to bring about performance improvement. This workshop will critically focus on how our organization operates, what we do, why we do it, and who does what.

26. What You Can Expect To Gain
Delegates will find the workshop challenging, thought provoking, and rewarding. In the end participants will leave the workshop with ideas for improving their organization as individuals and as a team!

27. Challenge 5: Pictures and Clip Art
Use the Workshop presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Insert a picture.
Apply a picture style.
Insert a clip art.
Resize the images.
Change the shape of the clip art.
Crop the picture.
Compress the picture.

28. 2008 Team Building Workshop
Working with Lists
2008 Team Building Workshop
“Working together to achieve success”
Presenter: Jane Doe
Date: May 1, 2008

29. Goal
The goal of our workshop is to find an efficient way to bring about performance improvement. This workshop will critically focus on how our organization operates, what we do, why we do it, and who does what.

30. What You Can Expect To Gain
Delegates will find the workshop challenging, thought provoking, and rewarding. In the end participants will leave the workshop with ideas for improving their organization as individuals and as a team!

31. Team Exercise

32. Challenge 6: Working With Lists
Use the Workshop presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Insert a bulleted list on a slide.
Change the bullets to numbers.
Change the color of the numbered list.
Insert a new bulleted list on a different slide.
Change the default bullet to a different bullet style.
Change the bullet color.

33. 2008 Team Building Workshop
Proofing Slides
2008 Team Building Workshop
“Working together to achieve success”
Presenter: Jane Doe
Date: May 1, 2008

34. Goal
The goal of our workshop is to find an efficient way to bring about performance improvement. This workshop will critically focus on how our organization operates, what we do, why we do it, and who does what.

35. What You Can Expect To Gain
Delegates will find the workshop challenging, thought provoking, and rewarding. In the end participants will leave the workshop with ideas for improving their organization as individuals and as a team!

36. Teamwork is key at SteelTec Sales, Inc.
Team Exercise
Break into five teams of to.
Blondfold a teammate.
Lead the blindfolded teammate across a log using only your voice to give directions.
The blindfolded person must trist the other teammate to get them across safely!
Teamwork is key at SteelTec Sales, Inc.

37. Team Roles & Responsibilities
Common Team Rols
Leadir
Facilitator
Recorder/Timekeeper
Member
Rols Can Change
More than One Person Can Perform Role
Team Members Fit Together Like Puzzle Pieces
Need to assign rols

38. What is Teamwork?
Teamwork is 2 or more people working together to meet a common goal.
Sports
Work – Project Teams
Community – Groups, Committees

39. What Does It Mean to Be a Good Leader?
Discussion Question
What Does It Mean to Be a Good Leader?

40. Benefits of Teams Improved Quality Higher Customer Satisfaction
Increased Productivity
Increased Skills and Knowledge
Increased Job Satisfaction
Less Turnover
Increased Creativity (Projects)
Fewer Absences (due to team reliance)
More Project Deadlines Met

41. Challenge 7: Proofing Slides
Use the Workshop presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Use the Spelling command to spell check a presentation.
If there were no misspelled words in the presentation, create a new presentation.
Insert several slides and enter text. Spell some words incorrectly.
Practice using the spelling check.
Explore the other proofing commands.

42. 2008 Team Building Workshop
Viewing and Printing Slides
2008 Team Building Workshop
“Working together to achieve success”
Presenter: Jane Doe
Date: May 1, 2008

43. Goal
The goal of our workshop is to find an efficient way to bring about performance improvement. This workshop will critically focus on how our organization operates, what we do, why we do it, and who does what.

44. What You Can Expect To Gain
Delegates will find the workshop challenging, thought provoking, and rewarding. In the end participants will leave the workshop with ideas for improving their organization as individuals and as a team!

45. Teamwork is key at SteelTec Sales, Inc.
Team Exercise
Break into five teams of two.
Blindfold a teammate.
Lead the blindfolded teammate across a log using only your voice to give directions.
The blindfolded person must trust the other teammate to get them across safely!
Teamwork is key at SteelTec Sales, Inc.

46. Team Roles & Responsibilities
Common Team Roles
Leader
Facilitator
Recorder/Timekeeper
Member
Roles Can Change
More than One Person Can Perform Role
Team Members Fit Together Like Puzzle Pieces
Need to assign roles

47. What is Teamwork?
Teamwork is 2 or more people working together to meet a common goal.
Sports
Work – Project Teams
Community – Groups, Committees

48. What Does It Mean to Be a Good Leader?
Discussion Question
What Does It Mean to Be a Good Leader?

49. Benefits of Teams Improved Quality Higher Customer Satisfaction
Increased Productivity
Increased Skills and Knowledge
Increased Job Satisfaction
Less Turnover
Increased Creativity (Projects)
Fewer Absences (due to team reliance)
More Project Deadlines Met

50. Challenge 8: Viewing and Printing Slides
Use the Workshop presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
View it in Normal view.
View it in Slide Sorter view.
View it in Slide Show view.
View it in Notes Page view.
Print the slides as handouts with six slides to a page.

51. Working with WordArt
High Tech
Technology Center

52. Mission Statement

53. Who We Are…

54. Who We Serve…

55. Classes Offered

56. Package Rates

57. Challenge 9: WordArt and Shapes
Use the Company Overview presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
 Open a presentation.
Apply a WordArt style to the title slide of the presentation.
Change the text fill color.
Change the text outline color.
Apply a Reflection text effect.
Insert a shape.
Apply a shape style.
Explore the Shape Fill, Shape Outline, and Shape Effects commands.

58. Working with Tables
High Tech
Technology Center

59. Mission Statement

60. Who We Are…

61. Who We Serve…

62. Classes Offered

63. Package Rates

64. Challenge 10: Working with Tables
Use the Company Overview presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Insert a table with 2 columns and 6 rows on a slide.
Apply a new table style.
Format the top row as a Header Row.
Add a Cell Bevel effect to the Header Row.
Insert a new column.
Delete a row.

65. Inserting Charts
High Tech
Technology Center

66. Mission Statement

67. Who We Are…

68. Who We Serve…

69. Basic Computer Classes
Classes Offered
Basic Computer Classes
Description
Credit
Microsoft Office 2007
This course is designed for adult learners who are interested in spreadsheet, database, presentation, and word processing applications. 3
Windows Vista
This course helps learners become familiar with and navigate the Windows Vista interface.
Windows XP
Learners will be introduced to the Windows XP Desktop, taskbar, start menu, and folders.
QuickBooks
QuickBooks focuses on learners who have who are interested in starting their own bookkeeping business.
Design Classes
Description
Credit
Illustrator
Learn to navigate the Illustrator environment and create simple illustrations. 4
InDesign
In this course you will learn how to create advertisements and complex color publications.
Photoshop
In this course learners will use several tools to perform image processing.

70. Package Rates

71. Challenge 11: Working with Charts
Use the Company Overview presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Insert a bar chart.
Change the chart to a line chart.
Change the chart layout.
Apply a different chart style.
Add axis labels if they are not included on the layout you chose.

72. Inserting Movie From a Computer File
High Tech
Technology Center

73. Mission Statement To empower students to become lifelong learners
To provide an open environment for learning
To help students acquire the computer skills they need to succeed in the 21st century

74. Who We Are…

75. Who We Serve…

76. Basic Computer Classes
Classes Offered
Basic Computer Classes
Description
Credit
Microsoft Office 2007
This course is designed for adult learners who are interested in spreadsheet, database, presentation, and word processing applications. 3
Windows Vista
This course helps learners become familiar with and navigate the Windows Vista interface.
Windows XP
Learners will be introduced to the Windows XP Desktop, taskbar, start menu, and folders.
QuickBooks
QuickBooks focuses on learners who have who are interested in starting their own bookkeeping business.
Design Classes
Description
Credit
Illustrator
Learn to navigate the Illustrator environment and create simple illustrations. 4
InDesign
In this course you will learn how to create advertisements and complex color publications.
Photoshop
In this course learners will use several tools to perform image processing.

77. Package Rates

78. Challenge 12: Inserting Movies
Use the Company Overview presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Insert a movie from a file on your computer, if you have one.
Preview the movie.
Change the slide show volume.
Insert a movie from the clip organizer.
Delete one of the
movies.

79. Sounds on File
High Tech
Technology Center

80. Mission Statement To empower students to become lifelong learners
To provide an open environment for learning
To help students acquire the computer skills they need to succeed in the 21st century

81. Who We Are…

82. Who We Serve…

83. Basic Computer Classes
Classes Offered
Basic Computer Classes
Description
Credit
Microsoft Office 2007
This course is designed for adult learners who are interested in spreadsheet, database, presentation, and word processing applications. 3
Windows Vista
This course helps learners become familiar with and navigate the Windows Vista interface.
Windows XP
Learners will be introduced to the Windows XP Desktop, taskbar, start menu, and folders.
QuickBooks
QuickBooks focuses on learners who have who are interested in starting their own bookkeeping business.
Design Classes
Description
Credit
Illustrator
Learn to navigate the Illustrator environment and create simple illustrations. 4
InDesign
In this course you will learn how to create advertisements and complex color publications.
Photoshop
In this course learners will use several tools to perform image processing.

84. Package Rates

85. Challenge 13: Inserting Sound
Use the Company Overview presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Insert a sound from a file on your computer, if you have one.
Insert a sound from the clip organizer.
Preview sounds in the clip organizer.
Insert tracks 2 and 3 from a CD.
Delete one of the sound icons.

86. Applying Animation Effects
High Tech
Technology Center

87. Mission Statement To empower students to become lifelong learners
To provide an open environment for learning
To help students acquire the computer skills they need to succeed in the 21st century

88. Who We Are…

89. Who We Serve…

90. Basic Computer Classes
Classes Offered
Basic Computer Classes
Description
Credit
Microsoft Office 2007
This course is designed for adult learners who are interested in spreadsheet, database, presentation, and word processing applications. 3
Windows Vista
This course helps learners become familiar with and navigate the Windows Vista interface.
Windows XP
Learners will be introduced to the Windows XP Desktop, taskbar, start menu, and folders.
QuickBooks
QuickBooks focuses on learners who have who are interested in starting their own bookkeeping business.
Design Classes
Description
Credit
Illustrator
Learn to navigate the Illustrator environment and create simple illustrations. 4
InDesign
In this course you will learn how to create advertisements and complex color publications.
Photoshop
In this course learners will use several tools to perform image processing.

91. Plus, use of all online tools!
Package Rates
Gold Package
4 Classes for $170
Plus, use of all online tools!
Silver Package
3 Classes for $140
Bronze Package
2 Classes for $100

92. Challenge 14: Animating Text and Objects
Use the Company Overview presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Select a picture, clip art, or shape.
Apply an animation effect using the options in the Animation group.
Change the speed of the effect in the Custom Animation task pane.
Apply an animation effect to text.
Apply two or more animation effects on one slide.
Reorder an animation effect.

93. Applying Transitions
High Tech
Technology Center

94. Mission Statement To empower students to become lifelong learners
To provide an open environment for learning
To help students acquire the computer skills they need to succeed in the 21st century

95. Who We Are…

96. Who We Serve…

97. Basic Computer Classes
Classes Offered
Basic Computer Classes
Description
Credit
Microsoft Office 2007
This course is designed for adult learners who are interested in spreadsheet, database, presentation, and word processing applications. 3
Windows Vista
This course helps learners become familiar with and navigate the Windows Vista interface.
Windows XP
Learners will be introduced to the Windows XP Desktop, taskbar, start menu, and folders.
QuickBooks
QuickBooks focuses on learners who have who are interested in starting their own bookkeeping business.
Design Classes
Description
Credit
Illustrator
Learn to navigate the Illustrator environment and create simple illustrations. 4
InDesign
In this course you will learn how to create advertisements and complex color publications.
Photoshop
In this course learners will use several tools to perform image processing.

98. Plus, use of all online tools!
Package Rates
Gold Package
4 Classes for $170
Plus, use of all online tools!
Silver Package
3 Classes for $140
Bronze Package
2 Classes for $100

99. Challenge 15: Using Transitions
Use the Company Overview presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Select a slide and apply a transition.
Select a sound effect for the transition.
Change the transition speed.
Apply this transition to all the slides.
Apply a different transition for one slide.
Remove the transition sound.

100. AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Using the Slide Master
AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Advertising that is Always on Target

101. Topics About AdWorks Accomplishments Organization Working with Clients
Health Insurance
Leave Time
Paperwork Process

102. Getting to Know the company

103. About AdWorks
Full service marketing, advertising, and design firm serving regional & national clients
Started in 1989
Build & Position Brands
Print, TV, & Online

104. Accomplishments 2008 Cleo Award Winner Print: Direct Mail
Triangle Business of the Year (2007)
Local Disaster Relief Fund & Fight the Drought Awareness Ads
2007 Ad:Tich Award for Best Banner Ad & Best Next Generation Ad

105. Organization Liz Doe, President Bob Roberts, Sales Chief Jim
Salesperson
Beth
Luiz
Alice
Elizabeth Walter,
Design Specialist
Todd Ham,
Designer
Carol Summer, Intern
Tom Bridge, Advertising Head
Katie Drew, Associate
Betty Warner, Public Relations

106. Working with Clients

107. Understanding Your Benefits

108. Health Insurance
We provide comprehensive medical coverage for individuals and families.
Benefits start on the first day of employment.
Coverage includes Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
Over 1,000 providers in the local area.
Health Incentive plans available for “Get Fit Now” program.

109. Leave Time Paid Leaves Unpaid Leaves Jury Duty Disability Organ Donor
Holidays
Funeral
Military
Sick
Vacation
Family and Medical Leave
Family Military Leave
School Activity
Non-approved Conference
Maternity

110. Paperwork Process Supervisor provides paperwork to employee
Employee submits paperwork within one week
Tax Forms
401k
Emergency Contact Information

111. Challenge 16: Using the Slide Master
Use the Employee Orientation presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Open slide master view.
Insert a picture on all slides.
Change the title color and alignment on all slides.
Change text formatting on one layout.
View the presentation in slide show view to see the changes.

112. AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
SmartArt Illustrations
AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Advertising that is Always on Target

113. Topics About AdWorks Accomplishments Organization Working with Clients
Health Insurance
Leave Time
Paperwork Process

114. Getting to Know the company

115. About AdWorks
Full service marketing, advertising, and design firm serving regional & national clients
Started in 1989
Build & Position Brands
Print, TV, & Online

116. Accomplishments 2008 Cleo Award Winner Print: Direct Mail
Triangle Business of the Year (2007)
Local Disaster Relief Fund & Fight the Drought Awareness Ads
2007 Ad:Tich Award for Best Banner Ad & Best Next Generation Ad

117. Organization Liz Doe, President Bob Roberts, Sales Chief Jim
Salesperson
Beth
Luiz
Alice
Elizabeth Walter,
Design Specialist
Todd Ham,
Designer
Carol Summer, Intern
Tom Bridge, Advertising Head
Katie Drew, Associate
Betty Warner, Public Relations

118. Working with Clients

119. Understanding Your Benefits

120. Health Insurance
We provide comprehensive medical coverage for individuals and families.
Benefits start on the first day of employment.
Coverage includes Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
Over 1,000 providers in the local area.
Health Incentive plans available for “Get Fit Now” program.

121. Leave Time Paid Leaves Unpaid Leaves Jury Duty Disability Organ Donor
Holidays
Funeral
Military
Sick
Vacation
Family and Medical Leave
Family Military Leave
School Activity
Non-approved Conference
Maternity

122. Paperwork Process Supervisor provides paperwork to employee
Employee submits paperwork within one week
Tax Forms
401k
Emergency Contact Information

123. Challenge 17: SmartArt Illustrations
Use the Employee Orientation presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Insert a SmartArt graphic.
Insert text into one or more shapes.
Add a shape to the graphic.
Change the color variation of the graphic.
Apply a SmartArt style.

124. AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Inserting Hyperlinks
AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Advertising that is Always on Target

125. Topics About AdWorks Accomplishments Organization Working with Clients
Health Insurance
Leave Time
Paperwork Process

126. Getting to Know the company

127. About AdWorks
Full service marketing, advertising, and design firm serving regional & national clients
Started in 1989
Build & Position Brands
Print, TV, & Online

128. Accomplishments 2008 Cleo Award Winner Print: Direct Mail
Triangle Business of the Year (2007)
Local Disaster Relief Fund & Fight the Drought Awareness Ads
2007 Ad:Tich Award for Best Banner Ad & Best Next Generation Ad

129. Organization Liz Doe, President Bob Roberts Sales Chief Jim
Head Salesperson
Beth
Salesperson
Luiz
Alice
Elizabeth Walter,
Design Specialist
Todd Ham,
Designer
Carol Summer, Intern
Tom Bridge, Advertising Head
Katie Drew, Associate
Betty Warner, Public Relations

130. Working with Clients Satisfied Client Media Relations Sales
Contacts media outlets
Sales
Main Content
Sells ad space
Design/Creative
Focus on layout and artistic elements
Advertising
Know the target audience
Encompass a competitive edge

131. Understanding Your Benefits

132. Health Insurance
We provide comprehensive medical coverage for individuals and families.
Benefits start on the first day of employment.
Coverage includes Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
Over 1,000 providers in the local area.
Health Incentive plans available for “Get Fit Now” program.

133. Leave Time Paid Leaves Unpaid Leaves Jury Duty Disability Organ Donor
Holidays
Funeral
Military
Sick
Vacation
Family and Medical Leave
Family Military Leave
School Activity
Non-approved Conference
Maternity

134. Paperwork Process Supervisor provides paperwork to employee
Employee submits paperwork within one week
Tax Forms
401k
Emergency Contact Information

135. Challenge 18: Hyperlinks and Action Buttons
Use the Employee Orientation presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Select text and insert a hyperlink to a web page.
Select an object and insert a hyperlink to another slide in the presentation.
Insert an action button that uses sound.

136. AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Align Objects
AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Advertising that is Always on Target

137. Topics About AdWorks Accomplishments Organization Working with Clients
Health Insurance
Leave Time
Paperwork Process

138. Getting to Know the company

139. About AdWorks
Full service marketing, advertising, and design firm serving regional & national clients
Started in 1989
Build & Position Brands
Print, TV, & Online

140. Accomplishments 2008 Cleo Award Winner Print: Direct Mail
Triangle Business of the Year (2007)
Local Disaster Relief Fund & Fight the Drought Awareness Ads
2007 Ad:Tich Award for Best Banner Ad & Best Next Generation Ad

141. Organization Liz Doe, President Bob Roberts Sales Chief Jim
Head Salesperson
Beth
Salesperson
Luiz
Alice
Elizabeth Walter,
Design Specialist
Todd Ham,
Designer
Carol Summer, Intern
Tom Bridge, Advertising Head
Katie Drew, Associate
Betty Warner, Public Relations

142. Working with Clients Satisfied Client Media Relations Sales
Contacts media outlets
Sales
Main Content
Sells ad space
Design/Creative
Focus on layout and artistic elements
Advertising
Know the target audience
Encompass a competitive edge

143. Understanding Your Benefits

144. Health Insurance
We provide comprehensive medical coverage for individuals and families.
Benefits start on the first day of employment.
Coverage includes Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
Over 1,000 providers in the local area.
Health Incentive plans available for “Get Fit Now” program.

145. Leave Time Paid Leave Unpaid Leave Jury Duty Disability Organ Donor
Holidays
Funeral
Military
Sick
Vacation
Family and Medical Leave
Family Military Leave
School Activity
Non-approved Conference
Maternity

146. Paperwork Process Supervisor provides paperwork to employee
Employee submits paperwork within one week
Tax Forms
401k
Emergency Contact Information

147. Resources
Free Online Computer Training: Great website for Microsoft Office classes, Computer Basics, and more.
Offline Resources: See your manager
Financial and Retirement Planning

148. Challenge 19: Arrange Objects
Use the Employee Orientation presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Locate a slide with at least three objects. If your presentation does not include three objects, insert at least three objects, such as pictures and shapes onto a slide.
Practice using the align options from the Align command.
Group the objects into one object.
Move the grouped object to a new location on the slide.
Ungroup the object.
Practice using the rotate options.
Practice using the Send to Back and Bring to Front commands to order the objects.

149. AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Indentation
AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Advertising that is Always on Target

150. Topics About AdWorks Accomplishments Organization Working with Clients
Health Insurance
Leave Time
Paperwork Process

151. Getting to Know the company

152. About AdWorks
Full service marketing, advertising, and design firm serving regional & national clients
Started in 1989
Build & Position Brands
Print, TV, & Online

153. Accomplishments 2008 Cleo Award Winner Print: Direct Mail
Triangle Business of the Year (2007)
Local Disaster Relief Fund & Fight the Drought Awareness Ads
2007 Ad:Tich Award for Best Banner Ad & Best Next Generation Ad

154. Organization Liz Doe, President Bob Roberts Sales Chief Jim
Head Salesperson
Beth
Salesperson
Luiz
Alice
Elizabeth Walter,
Design Specialist
Todd Ham,
Designer
Carol Summer, Intern
Tom Bridge, Advertising Head
Katie Drew, Associate
Betty Warner, Public Relations

155. Working with Clients Satisfied Client Media Relations Sales
Contacts media outlets
Sales
Main Content
Sells ad space
Design/Creative
Focus on layout and artistic elements
Advertising
Know the target audience
Encompass a competitive edge

156. Understanding Your Benefits

157. Health Insurance
We provide comprehensive medical coverage for individuals and families.
Benefits start on the first day of employment.
Coverage includes Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
Over 1,000 providers in the local area.
Health Incentive plans available for “Get Fit Now” program.

158. Leave Time Paid Leave Unpaid Leave Jury Duty Disability Organ Donor
Holidays
Funeral
Military
Sick
Vacation
Family and Medical Leave
Family Military Leave
School Activity
Non-approved Conference
Maternity

159. Paperwork Process Supervisor provides paperwork to employee
Employee submits paperwork within one week
Tax Forms
401k
Emergency Contact Information

160. Resources
Free Online Computer Training: Great website for Microsoft Office classes, Computer Basics, and more.
Offline Resources: See your manager
Financial and Retirement Planning

161. Challenge 20: Indention and Line Spacing
Use the Employee Orientation presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Locate a slide with a bulleted list. If the presentation does not contain a bulleted list, add one.
Add an indented list.
Move the first-line indent marker.
Move the left indent marker.
Move the hanging indent marker.
Change the line spacing on a slide.
Practice using all the line spacing options.

162. AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Slide Show Options
AdWorks Agency New Employee Orientation
Advertising that is Always on Target

163. Topics About AdWorks Accomplishments Organization Working with Clients
Health Insurance
Leave Time
Paperwork Process

164. Getting to Know the company

165. About AdWorks
Full service marketing, advertising, and design firm serving regional & national clients
Started in 1989
Build & Position Brands
Print, TV, & Online

166. Accomplishments 2008 Cleo Award Winner Print: Direct Mail
Triangle Business of the Year (2007)
Local Disaster Relief Fund & Fight the Drought Awareness Ads
2007 Ad:Tich Award for Best Banner Ad & Best Next Generation Ad

167. Organization Liz Doe, President Bob Roberts Sales Chief Jim
Head Salesperson
Beth
Salesperson
Luiz
Alice
Elizabeth Walter,
Design Specialist
Todd Ham,
Designer
Carol Summer, Intern
Tom Bridge, Advertising Head
Katie Drew, Associate
Betty Warner, Public Relations

168. Working with Clients Satisfied Client Media Relations Sales
Contacts media outlets
Sales
Main Content
Sells ad space
Design/Creative
Focus on layout and artistic elements
Advertising
Know the target audience
Encompass a competitive edge

169. Understanding Your Benefits

170. Health Insurance
We provide comprehensive medical coverage for individuals and families.
Benefits start on the first day of employment.
Coverage includes Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
Over 1,000 providers in the local area.
Health Incentive plans available for “Get Fit Now” program.

171. Leave Time Paid Leave Unpaid Leave Jury Duty Disability Organ Donor
Holidays
Funeral
Military
Sick
1 day per month
Vacation
12 days: 1-3 years
1 day extra per year
Family and Medical Leave
Family Military Leave
School Activity
Non-approved Conference
Maternity

172. Paperwork Process Supervisor provides paperwork to employee
Employee submits paperwork within one week
Tax Forms
401k
Emergency Contact Information

173. Resources
Free Online Computer Training: Great website for Microsoft Office classes, Computer Basics, and more.
Offline Resources: See your manager
Financial and Retirement Planning

174. Challenge 21: Finalizing a Presentation and Package for CD
Use the Employee Orientation presentation or any other PowerPoint presentation you choose to complete this challenge.
Open a presentation.
Practice using the commands on the Slide Show tab.
View the presentation in slide show view using the From Beginning and From Current Slide commands on the Slide Show tab.
Hide the second slide in the presentation.
View the presentation in slide show view to confirm the slide is hidden.
Explore the Set Up Show dialog box.
If your computer has a CD burner, practice packaging the presentation to a CD.